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Havlabari Cellars Mukuzani 2020

Havlabari Cellars Mukuzani 2021

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Some of the best Georgian reds come from the Mukuzani micro-zone, historically famous for its characterful wines made of Saperavi grape. Often referred to as a hero grape, Saperavi is one of only a handful of varieties worldwide with highly pigmented red flesh as well as skins. In fact, the grape's name is translated as ‘to dye’. Saperavi is famous for its characterful wines of dark, opaque colour.  Havlabari Cellars Mukuzani is a refined expression of this grape, as well as of the Mukuzani appellation.

The wine has a gorgeous deep ruby colour and a shows a myriad of aromas. Ripe black cherries, bramble, blueberries, seductive notes of chocolate, coffee and vanilla - just to name a few. With soft tannins, refreshing acidity and a long finish, the palate of Havlabari Cellars Mukuzani is truly exquisite.

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Red Wine
Dry
2021
13.5%
Georgia
Kakheti, PDO Mukuzani
Saperavi
Havlabari Cellars
Conventional
Decant for 30min
Serve in Bordeaux glass
16-18ºC
Bean stew, Charcuterie, Game, Grilled meat, Hard cheeses, Hearty soups, Roast beef, Roasted vegetables, Steak

Julia Harding, Master of Wine:

“Mid ruby. Smells warm, ripe and slightly earthy. Firm and chewy but also juicy, with a bright bite of acidity. Should be versatile at the table.”

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Wine Origins

Georgia

Natural wines, orange and amphorae wines, terroir-driven wines, indigenous grapes – Georgia seems to be on top of every wine trend out there. However for Georgians, these are not trends. These are ancient winemaking traditions, several millennia old. The country boasts more than 8,000 vintages, nevertheless Georgian wines have come to world wine map only recently - which makes them even more exciting to try!

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Havlabari Cellars

Modern fruit-driven wines became the signature trademark of this young and promising producer. Havlabari Cellars work exclusively with the indigenous Georgian grapes, using the best of the international winemaking techniques. Their effortlessly stylish, approachable, yet authentically Georgian wines are loved by wine professionals and wine enthusiasts alike.

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Saperavi

Saperavi is one of the most ancient Georgian varieties. It is the flagship of Georgian winemaking, often being referred to as “hero grape”. Saperavi makes some of the best Georgian reds, both dry and sweet. These wines are incredibly rich and powerful, with grippy tannins, lively acidity and extensive range of  flavours. They are notoriously dark and have a tremendous ageing potential.

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