Qvevricenter — Research foundation

Qvevricenter is a research foundation located in Tbilisi, Georgia, dedicated to the study and preservation of the ancient winemaking tradition known as qvevri wine. This unique method involves fermenting and aging wine in large clay vessels called qvevris, which are buried underground to maintain a consistent temperature. The foundation aims to promote the cultural significance of this technique, which has been recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. Visitors to Qvevricenter can expect to engage with various programs focused on the history, techniques, and cultural aspects of Georgian winemaking. The center often hosts workshops, educational sessions, and tastings that provide insight into the intricate processes involved in qvevri wine production. Additionally, the foundation collaborates with local and international researchers to further explore the impact of this winemaking method on both local communities and global wine culture.