Company Profile

Matrobela Wines Winery is located in the heart of Kakheti, key wine
region of Georgia. Company philosophy is based on the utmost respect of
the past glory and traditions, rich cultural heritage and a clear vision
of a successful future of Georgia - a country of mountains, wine and
poetry.



The concept of the company has been outlined from the very outset and
that relates to producing high quality Georgian wine.


Contemporary technologies, quality vineyards , in the heart of Georgian
winemaking appellation, professional and dedicated winemakers and
well-trained staff – make the magic of making top wines a reality.


The winery and the vineyards are located in the most famous appellation
Tsinandali, a fabulous wonderland stretching off the slopes of the
Caucasus mountain range and further across the lowlands of the elegant
Alazani River, rich with soils abounding in a variety and complexity of
minerals.



Matrobela Wines is committed to providing consumers with great tasting
brands that are not only reasonably priced, but are the perfect choice
for a daily enjoyment and special occasions. The company currently
markets and sells a variety of ordinary wines and premium vintages.
Matrobela Winery produces over a half of its own grape requirements
while the other grapes are sourced from the growers selected according
to their commitment to quality in full alignment with Matrobela's quality Charter.
Matrobela Wines has participated in a numerous wine tastings and
competitions and have gained tangible success and appraisals. In 2022
two of Matrobela wines - Tavkveri 2021, red dry and white dry Cuvee 2021
got Bronze medals on 2023 IWSC.


Most of the wine varieties are exported outside Georgia, adding to the
company a global tint.

Matrobela winery is comprised of two main blocks: a factory itself
equipped with up to date stainless steel wine tanks with the capacity of
55,000 litres and two dozens of oak barrels and a Matrobela Chateau
which is designed for various wine exhibitions and events varying from
traditional Georgian Marani for Qvevris (clay pots) with the capacity of
15,000 litres to modern wine tasting facilities.


Over the years Matrobela Wines has participated in various wine
festivals across Europe and Asia e.g. London Wine Fair 2017 and 2018
Wine Festival in Krakow 2018, 2019 and 2023 in Prague and Dublin and as a
result started exporting its wine in those countries. In 2019 Matrobela
Wines was represented in Foodex Wine Festival in Tokyo, Japan.