About Wine – Handmade Ceramic Wine and Chacha Bottles

The award winning Mildiani Family Winery is located in the heart of Georgian wine-making in Tsinandali Village in the Kakheti region of Georgia. Established in 1991, the winery has vineyards comprising 100 hectares and exports around 80% of its wine. The winery initially bottled its wine in ceramic bottles and even after it began bottling in glass in 1997 it continued to produce handmade ceramic bottles for several types of its wine and chacha.

Mildiani Family Winery ceramic wine and chacha bottles

Mildiani Family Winery ceramic wine and chacha bottles

The ceramic bottles are handmade at the winery’s own workshop.

Ceramic wine and chacha bottles are handmade at the Mildiani Family Winery ceramic workshop.

Ceramic wine and chacha bottles are handmade at the Mildiani Family Winery ceramic workshop.

Ceramic wine bottles before artwork and firing.

Ceramic wine bottles before artwork and firing.

Ceramic wine bottles before glazing and firing.

Ceramic wine bottles before glazing and firing.

Ceramic wine bottles at the Mildiani Family Winery shop in Tbilisi

Ceramic wine bottles at the Mildiani Family Winery shop

Ceramic wine bottles at the Mildiani Family Winery shop in Tbilisi

Ceramic wine bottles at the Mildiani Family Winery shop

Ceramic wine bottles at the Mildiani Family Winery shop in Tbilisi

Ceramic wine bottles at the Mildiani Family Winery shop

A ceramic wine bottle

A ceramic wine bottle

All photos courtesy of the Mildiani Family Winery. Visit the Mildiani Family Winery website for further information: http://www.mildiani.ge

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3 Responses to “About Wine – Handmade Ceramic Wine and Chacha Bottles”
  1. Oh I’m going to Georgia this winter for 2 weeks and these bottles look like great souvenirs. Any idea what the costs are of a ceramic bottle of wine or chacha?
    Cheers,
    Micky

  2. Alex jeong says:

    We like to import hand made wine ceramic bottle to Korea.
    Pls kindly advise reliable supplier
    And like to have more contact details as much as possible.

    Email add ; alex51.jeong@gmail.com

    Thanks

    • Bassa's Blog says:

      Hello Alex. Thank you for your message. This website provides information about tourism and Georgian culture. We are unable to give business advice.

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