Georgian Wines & Spirits (GWS) was founded in 1993 from a winery created in 1976.
Located in Telavi, in Kakheti, GWS is now one of the largest and most honoured Wines & Spirits groups in Georgia and has built its reputation on quality and integrity.
GWS owns and fully control 400 hectares of vineyards in the best Georgian wine-growing regions and producing a diversified portfolio of internationally recognized brands.
The vineyards are composed of 7 identified terroirs, each planted with different grape varieties according to the soil profile, the climatic conditions, and the topography.
Harvest is a slow and deliberate labor of love conducted only when the right time has come. Seven tests are conducted to determine grape maturity. This allows the grapes to reach optimal acidity and ripeness, resulting in a richer aromatic composition. Harvest is conducted manually, parcel by parcel, row by row, in absolute respect for the vine.
GWS is on a trajectory to become the largest organic (bio) wine producer in Georgia.
Chateau Mukhrani winery follows the wine-making traditions of the Kartli region, a small region located in the south-east of Georgia. In 1512 Château Mukhrani became the estate of the prince of the governing royal family Bagrationi. In 1512, the ancient estate of Mukhrani became the Royal Family Bagrationi’s property. Three centuries later, in 1876, Ivane Mukhranbatoni royal family representative and public figure of 19th century Georgia returned from France with the chateau winemaking concept and since then the estate’s own winemaking history began. Chateau Mukhrani has become world-famous for its luxurious palace and magnificent wine cellars, amazing gardens, and pristine vineyards. A harmonious unity of land and history, traditions and modern technologies is reflected in the wines of Chateau Mukhrani.
Georgia 
Georgian Wines & Spirits (GWS) was founded in 1993 from a winery created in 1976.
Located in Telavi, in Kakheti, GWS is now one of the largest and most honoured Wines & Spirits groups in Georgia and has built its reputation on quality and integrity.
GWS owns and fully control 400 hectares of vineyards in the best Georgian wine-growing regions and producing a diversified portfolio of internationally recognized brands.
The vineyards are composed of 7 identified terroirs, each planted with different grape varieties according to the soil profile, the climatic conditions, and the topography.
Harvest is a slow and deliberate labor of love conducted only when the right time has come. Seven tests are conducted to determine grape maturity. This allows the grapes to reach optimal acidity and ripeness, resulting in a richer aromatic composition. Harvest is conducted manually, parcel by parcel, row by row, in absolute respect for the vine.
GWS is on a trajectory to become the largest organic (bio) wine producer in Georgia.
Chateau Mukhrani winery follows the wine-making traditions of the Kartli region, a small region located in the south-east of Georgia. In 1512 Château Mukhrani became the estate of the prince of the governing royal family Bagrationi. In 1512, the ancient estate of Mukhrani became the Royal Family Bagrationi’s property. Three centuries later, in 1876, Ivane Mukhranbatoni royal family representative and public figure of 19th century Georgia returned from France with the chateau winemaking concept and since then the estate’s own winemaking history began. Chateau Mukhrani has become world-famous for its luxurious palace and magnificent wine cellars, amazing gardens, and pristine vineyards. A harmonious unity of land and history, traditions and modern technologies is reflected in the wines of Chateau Mukhrani.
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The House of Schlumberger was founded in 1842 Robert Alwin Schlumberger, former cellar master at Ruinart Pere et Fils, the oldest House of Champagne. For over 175 years, Schlumberger has been producing a sparkling wine using the “Champagne traditional method” of of secondary fermentation in bottles. Schlumberger now belongs to the top-10 producers of sparkling wine in the world.
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Mozart Distillery was founded in 1770 by Christoph Koenig in Germany. At the beginning of its history, the distillery began to produce cognacs and wines, but in 1954 the production was moved to Salzburg, Austria, where the history of the most famous MOZART chocolate liqueurs began.
Austria 
The House of Schlumberger was founded in 1842 Robert Alwin Schlumberger, former cellar master at Ruinart Pere et Fils, the oldest House of Champagne. For over 175 years, Schlumberger has been producing a sparkling wine using the “Champagne traditional method” of of secondary fermentation in bottles. Schlumberger now belongs to the top-10 producers of sparkling wine in the world.
Mozart Distillery was founded in 1770 by Christoph Koenig in Germany. At the beginning of its history, the distillery began to produce cognacs and wines, but in 1954 the production was moved to Salzburg, Austria, where the history of the most famous MOZART chocolate liqueurs began.
The Distillery at Torabhaig is the second ever licenced Single Malt Scotch Whisky distillery on the Isle of Skye. After a painstaking 4-year restoration and build, Torabhaig has been a fully operational Single Malt Scotch Whisky distillery since January 2017.
Scotland 
The Distillery at Torabhaig is the second ever licenced Single Malt Scotch Whisky distillery on the Isle of Skye. After a painstaking 4-year restoration and build, Torabhaig has been a fully operational Single Malt Scotch Whisky distillery since January 2017.
Akashi Sake Brewery is located in Akash, in fishing town in Hyogo Prefecture in western Japan. A small brewery produces sake using traditional craft methods. Kayko Distillery, founded in 1856, is also located in Akashi and produces a Japanese whiskey and gin. The representatives of the Yonezawa family preserve and pass dawn their heritage from generation to generation, improving the experience of distilling spirits.
Japan 
Akashi Sake Brewery is located in Akash, in fishing town in Hyogo Prefecture in western Japan. A small brewery produces sake using traditional craft methods. Kayko Distillery, founded in 1856, is also located in Akashi and produces a Japanese whiskey and gin. The representatives of the Yonezawa family preserve and pass dawn their heritage from generation to generation, improving the experience of distilling spirits.
Today, Kindschi is the largest distillery in Graubünden and is run by Rico Kindschi, the fifth generation of the family to be in charge of production.
The traditional family business was founded in 1860 and has been a part of the Marussia Beverages Group since June 2019.
In addition to its home-distilled Graubünden specialities, Kindschi is known as a traditional house for spirits and wine trading.
Switzerland 
Today, Kindschi is the largest distillery in Graubünden and is run by Rico Kindschi, the fifth generation of the family to be in charge of production.
The traditional family business was founded in 1860 and has been a part of the Marussia Beverages Group since June 2019.
In addition to its home-distilled Graubünden specialities, Kindschi is known as a traditional house for spirits and wine trading.
Itkul is a modern distillery with a great sesquicentennial history. Founded in the village of Sokolovo in 1868, Itkul is not only the oldest distillery in the Altai region but also the only one producer of single estate spirits. This is our provenance: founders and quality ecologically sound producers of an entirely Altai based regional spirit.
Russia 
Itkul is a modern distillery with a great sesquicentennial history. Founded in the village of Sokolovo in 1868, Itkul is not only the oldest distillery in the Altai region but also the only one producer of single estate spirits. This is our provenance: founders and quality ecologically sound producers of an entirely Altai based regional spirit.
