The nation where winemaking began eight thousand years ago
In short: Move past the American South to discover a country at the crossroads of Europe and Asia. This documentary explores Georgia, a mountain fortress that has preserved an ancient culture for millennia.
While empires rose and fell around it, Georgia remained a repository of memory and tradition. The region is notable for being one of the earliest cradles of viticulture, with winemaking practices dating back approximately 8,000 years.
The film highlights how this small nation serves as a cultural bridge between continents, maintaining a heritage that predates modern history.
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