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This documentary presents Georgia's rich cultural heritage and its historical significance, particularly in relation to wine production. It discusses the legend of God giving Georgia its beauty and how the nation has preserved its artistic traditions and biodiversity. The film emphasizes the importance of wine in Georgian culture, noting that grapes have been cultivated in the region for 7,000 years and that Georgia is considered the cradle of wine culture.
The documentary also shows the national motto 'power comes from Unity' and reflects on the country's history of invasions and conflicts. It features the Supra ceremony, where the tamada delivers poetic toasts, and presents the variety of grape types and wines produced in the Eastern region of Kakheti, which are recognized in international competitions. The film captures the spirit of Georgia through its traditions, sports, and artistic contributions, portraying a nation proud of its roots and history.
Why Watch
- •Find out why Georgia is known as the cradle of wine culture.
- •See the ancient Supra ceremony in action.
- •Meet world chess champion Tigran Petrosian.
- •Discover the diverse grape varieties unique to Georgia.
Did You Know
•Georgia has been cultivating grapes for 7,000 years.
•The country has more grape varieties than anywhere else in the world.
•Rugby is the national sport of Georgia.
•Shota Rustaveli contributed significantly to Medieval literature.
Perfect For
Wine enthusiastsCultural history buffsSports fansLiterature lovers