Pheasant's Tears, Chinuri Skin Contact, Kartli, Georgia La Palma Cherries and earthiness on the

Cherries and earthiness on the nose

woodlands and vines of course

cool fermentations and a long time on lees

satisfying and utterly lovely wines from low yielding vines mainly growing on granitic soils in Swartland

and a super dry finish that somehow manages to be also rich

Pheasant's Tears, Chinuri Skin Contact, Kartli, Georgia La Palma Cherries and earthiness on theGeorgia is where it all began, at least 4000 years ago. Wine making has come along way in that time but as technology advances we start to realise that what is really good about wine is the basics grapes, simplicity and a gentle understanding of the earth and what it produces. American musician and artist John Wurderman was painting in a vineyard when a chance meeting with Gela Patalishvili took place which is where the story of Pheasant's Tears