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Wine exports increased by 43% in January-February  

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Georgia’s Wine Exports on the Rise

The National Wine Agency of Georgia has announced a significant increase in wine exports. In just two months, from January to February 2024, 16.7 million liters of wine were exported.

This is a 43% rise compared to the same period last year. The value of wine exports also increased by 38%. A total of $47.6 million worth of wine was sold to customers in 47 different countries.

The agency says this growth shows that Georgia’s wine industry is doing well.

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