Racha wine region

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Racha wine region is a highland viticultural area in western Georgia renowned for its distinctive, often semi-sweet red wines made from local grape varieties.

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Racha wine region canonical 1
Racha-Lechkhumi wine region 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf wine region
associatedWith Georgian highland viticulture
climate continental
mountain-influenced
country Georgia
countryWineTradition Georgian wine
elevation foothills of the Greater Caucasus
fermentation natural residual sugar
grapeUse blended wines
single-varietal wines
grapeVariety Aleksandrouli
Mujuretuli
Tsolikouri
Tsulukidzis Tetra
Usakhelouri
harvestTime late ripening grapes
knownFor distinctive wines
local grape varieties
semi-sweet red wines
languageRegion Georgian-speaking area
locatedIn Caucasus wine region
western Georgia
notableWineType Khvanchkara wine
Usakhelouri wine
linked to: Usakhelauri wine
partOf Racha-Lechkhumi and Kvemo Svaneti
river Rioni River
soil alluvial soils
schistous soils
style dry white wine
semi-sweet red wine
sweet red wine
subregion Ambrolauri
Khvanchkara
Oni
sweetnessProfile semi-sweet
sweet
terrain highland
tourismType wine tourism
traditionalWinemakingMethod qvevri fermentation
wineAppellationProduced Khvanchkara PDO
linked to: Khvanchkara

Tvishi PDO
linked to: Tvishi

Usakhelouri PDO
wineColor red
white
wineExport niche export markets

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Mujuretuli associatedWineRegion Racha wine region
Mujuretuli associatedWineRegion Racha-Lechkhumi wine region
linked to: Racha wine region