Georgian wine culture dates back, uninterrupted, approximately 8k years (wsetglobal.com)

Crazy to think that’s roughly around when white people started becoming… white.

It was basically all dark skinned people on the planet before then.

Georgian cuisine and drinking is little known in the west but it's really, really good.

It's a pity the country has been democratically backsliding for a while, which has limited their hopes of tighter integration with the EU.

They're very proud of it too, but having spent time in Tbilisi (strong recommend!), there's a very simple reason you can buy French and Australian wine at your local shop, but nobody has bothered to make sure there's a good selection of Georgian wine there.

As an Armenian, I think this is bullshit, maybe.

Wine is produced in monasteries, beer also. So => is ingrained in Christian culture. The same way marijuana is part of the Hindu culture. Am I right?

Maybe it’s Baader-Meinhof but this wine is also a primary plot point in currently airing Apple TV+ adaptation of Drops of God. What are the odds?

They make some good brandy too!