Atenuri

KartliRegistered December 10, 2007

Shida Kartli, Gori district: the foot of the northern slopes of the Trialeti range in the Tana gorge, south of Gori; vineyards at 580–750 m. The varieties are Chinuri, Goruli Mtsvane and Aligoté; the wine is white dry, sparkling among others, as the valley has long made it.

In the zone's specification

Grapes: Chinuri, Goruli Mtsvane, Aligoté

Wine types: White, dry

Vineyard altitude: 580–750 m above sea level

Yield: no more than 10 t per hectare

Alcohol: no less than 11%

Bottling: inside the zone only

Source: the appellation specification, register no. 792 — National Wine Agency

Authenticity

No known authenticity issues

Atenuri is a white PDO from the Ateni gorge near Gori in Shida (Inner) Kartli, made from Chinuri with Goruli Mtsvane and Aligoté, traditionally in a lightly sparkling / naturally fizzy style. It is a distinctive regional appellation with no notable authenticity concern; the wine should come from the registered Ateni zone.

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Wines of Atenuri