This 8,000-year-old harvest festival in Georgia costs half what Tuscany charges
Dawn breaks at 6:50 AM over Sighnaghi’s ancient city walls as September mist lifts from the Alazani Valley. Below, 320,000 Kakheti residents begin Rtveli, the grape harvest ritual older than written history. While Tuscany’s commercialized wine tours charge tourists $40 for structured tastings, Georgia’s 8,000-year-old traditions unfold in communal grape-picking, ancient Qvevri cellars, and polyphonic … Lire plus









