Danakharuli
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Danakharuli, a rare red grape variety indigenous to the lush vineyards of Kartli. While Danakharuli is indeed rare, its cultivation is upheld by dedicated enthusiasts who recognize its value and potential. These individuals, often small-scale growers and winemakers, play a crucial role in preserving and promoting the grape, ensuring that its legacy endures for future generations.
Danakharuli grapes in the village Khidistavi.
Name
The name Danakharuli (დანახარული in Georgian) is thought to derive from the word "danakhara," which in Georgian folklore refers to a festive gathering. This name reflects the grape's association with celebration and conviviality, as it has long been cherished for its role in traditional Georgian feasts and gatherings.
Origin
The origin of Danakharuli is unclear, as its beginnings are not well-documented.
Viticulture
Danakharuli requires careful attention because it doesn't resist fungal diseases well and its ability to withstand frost is only satisfactory.
Wine styles
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Dry Danakharuli wines are celebrated for their vibrant acidity, soft tannins, and bright fruit flavors. These wines typically exhibit notes of red berries, cherries, and floral aromas, making them an ideal accompaniment to a variety of dishes, from grilled meats to hearty stews.
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Barbale Danakharuli Special Reserve2022
- Regular price
- €14.90
- Sale price
- €14.90
- Regular price
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- Unit price
- per
Winery BarbaleVintages2022 / qnt.200Wine type
Red | Alc. 12.5% | Vol. 750ml
Terroir Kartli – Gori – MejvriskheviGrape Danakharuli
In Stock 200
Red | Alc. 12.5% | Vol. 750ml