Nestled in the heart of the Kakheti wine region's Tsinandali village, Shumi Winery offers an unparalleled experience of Georgia's rich winemaking heritage. Founded in 2001, Shumi Winery has become a leading producer of high-quality Georgian wines, backed by a commitment to authenticity and innovation.
Derived from an old Georgian word meaning undiluted wine, "Shumi" perfectly captures the winery's essence. The winery's griffin logo pays homage to "Phaskunji," a mythical creature said to have gifted the first bunch of grapes to humanity, sparking the cultivation of vines on earth.
With 300 hectares of vineyards spread across various microzones throughout Georgia, Shumi Winery showcases the unique terroir, climate, and history of the region. The Alazani River Valley, located in the foothills of the Gombori Range, is home to Shumi's vineyards, contributing to the distinct Kakhetian style of their wines.
Shumi Winery's Cultural and Tourist Complex offers visitors an engaging experience that traverses 8,000 years of winemaking tradition. Explore the world's largest collection of living vines, featuring over 900 varieties, and discover ancient wine artifacts at Georgia's first Wine Museum. Immerse yourself in Georgian culture by participating in traditional activities, such as grape harvesting, bread baking, and cooking national dishes like churchkhela, khachapuri, and khinkali.
The winery's dedication to quality and innovation has garnered over 350 international awards, while their organic and biodynamic wines are exported to more than 29 countries. In 2020, Shumi Winery was recognized as THE BEST PRODUCER OF GEORGIA at MUNDUS VINI in Germany.
Experience the authentic taste of Georgian wine at Shumi Winery in Tsinandali, Kakheti. Delight in guided tours and wine tastings, hands-on activities, and traditional Georgian meals amid the stunning backdrop of the Caucasus Mountains.
