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Mukuzani (Georgian Republic)

Mukuzani is a dry red Georgian wine made from Saperavi grapes in Mukuzani.

Saperavi is an ancient grape from the oldest wine-making region in the world.

Mukuzani Flavors

Black Currant
Black
Currant
Blackberry
Blackberry
Cherry
Black
Cherry
Plum
Plum
Olive Oil
Olive Oil
Licorice
Licorice
Coffee
Coffe
Chocolate
Chocolate

Tertiary Flavors from Aging:

Cedar
Cedar
Vanilla
Vanilla
Toast
Toast
Tobacco
Tobacco

Dark Berries and Dark Fruit are typical Mukuzani flavors.

With hints of Licorice, Chocolate, and Coffee.

Mukuzani Profile

Mukuzani wines tend to be full bodied with high tannins and high acidity:

BODY:Full
TANNINS:Medium - High
FRUIT:Medium - High
ACIDITY:High
Temperature Serving temperature:
17-18°C (63-64°F)

Mukuzani Food Pairing

Mushroom
Mushroom
Hamburger
Hamburger
Ham
Ham
Soup
Casseroles
Pork
Pork
Lamb
Lamb
Veal
Veal
Beef
Beef

Rich Flavors and Tannins make Mukuzani a perfect partner to Flavory Food.

Mukuzani loves Roasted Lamb and BBQ.

Excellent Pairings

Grilled. BBQ.
Roasted Potatoes and Onions.
Grilled Mushrooms.
Grilled Veggetables.
Rich Casseroles. Beef Stew.
Chicken. Pork. Rabbit.
Roasted Lamb. Lamb Chops. Lamb Shank.
Hamburger. Cheese Burger. Bacon Burger.
Red Meat Dishes. Spareribs. Veal Chops.
Strip Steak. T-Bone.
Kobe. Entrecôte. Filet Mignon.

If You Like Mukuzani

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Barolo (Italy)
Cabernet Sauvignon (France)
Dão DOC (Portugal)
Languedoc (France)
Lebanese Red (Lebanon)
Malbec (Argentina)
Nero d'Avola (Italy)
Petite Sirah (USA)
Pinotage (South Africa)
Rioja Reserva (Spain)
Shiraz (Australia)
Super Tuscan (Italy)
Syrah (France)
Touriga Nacional (Portugal)

About Saperavi

Saperavi is one of the oldest cultivars of Eastern Georgia, and is been the most important grape in Georgian winemaking.

Most Saperavi wines are produced with modern winemaking techniques producing good quality wine, but the most exciting wines are made by winemakers who use the ancient method of fermenting and aging their wines in clay amphorae (pottery vessels) buried in the ground.

Most red wine grapes have red skin and white flesh. Saperavi has dark skin and dark flesh. This combination makes Saperavi wines dark ruby or almost black (Peri means color in Georgian).


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