'Krakhuna'
Freaky Level 4
Let’s get weird! Unhinged, freaky fun.
Hidden Gem
Underrated regions, rare varietals and notable producers that we can’t wait to tell you about!
Plush & Textured
Textured & layered to pair with a main course.
Savoury
Brine, spice, leather and other non-fruit notes are the star.
'Krakhuna'
- Freaky Level 4
Let’s get weird! Unhinged, freaky fun. - Hidden Gem
Underrated regions, rare varietals and notable producers that we can’t wait to tell you about! - Plush & Textured
Textured & layered to pair with a main course. - Savoury
Brine, spice, leather and other non-fruit notes are the star.
Krakhuna, Obcha, Georgia
Baia Abuladze was born into a winemaking family, but was a renegade maverick who wanted to make cool & forward-thinking wines that were progressive & complex examples of Georgian wine as opposed to just your average table wine. Her winery got a huge boost after she won a grant from the Michell. . .
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Krakhuna, Obcha, Georgia
Baia Abuladze was born into a winemaking family, but was a renegade maverick who wanted to make cool & forward-thinking wines that were progressive & complex examples of Georgian wine as opposed to just your average table wine. Her winery got a huge boost after she won a grant from the Michelle Obama Foundation (!) in 2018 — we love the idea of Michelle geeking out on weird Eastern European orange wine—and the town built a road to her winery in her honour (because there wasn’t one). Three months of skin contact, but drinks like a mega-textured white, dream orange-green nose of dried apricot, green herbs, marzipan & wildflower honey with a sly tannin and refreshing acid. An all-consuming bone-cracking hug of a wine!
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Krakhuna, Obcha, Georgia
Baia Abuladze was born into a winemaking family, but was a renegade. . .
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Krakhuna, Obcha, Georgia
Baia Abuladze was born into a winemaking family, but was a renegade maverick who wanted to make cool & forward-thinking wines that were progressive & complex examples of Georgian wine as opposed to just your average table wine. Her winery got a huge boost after she won a grant from the Michelle Obama Foundation (!) in 2018 — we love the idea of Michelle geeking out on weird Eastern European orange wine—and the town built a road to her winery in her honour (because there wasn’t one). Three months of skin contact, but drinks like a mega-textured white, dream orange-green nose of dried apricot, green herbs, marzipan & wildflower honey with a sly tannin and refreshing acid. An all-consuming bone-cracking hug of a wine!
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