Tsulukidzis Tetra

Tsulukidzis Tetra also known as Rachuli Tetra, is a rare white grape variety from the Racha-Lechkhumi region of Georgia. This variety is known for producing wines with distinctive flavors and high-quality profiles.

Origin/Name

The name "Tsulukidzis Tetra" originates from the region and a notable family name associated with this grape variety. "Tsulukidze" is a Georgian surname, and "Tetra" translates to "white" in Georgian, indicating the color of the grape. This variety is also known as "Rachuli Tetra," with "Rachuli" referring to the Racha region in Georgia where it is primarily grown.

Viticulture

Tsulukidzis Tetra thrives in the humid, temperate climate of the Racha-Lechkhumi region in Georgia, particularly in well-drained, fertile soils. This grape variety has a mid-season ripening period, allowing it to develop optimal sugar levels and aromatic complexity. It shows good resistance to downy and powdery mildew but is more susceptible to botrytis, especially during rainy autumns, necessitating careful vineyard management to maintain healthy grape production and high-quality wine.

Wine styles

Tsulukidzis Tetra is used to produce high-quality white wines that are typically straw yellow with greenish reflections. These wines are known for their intense floral and herbal aromas, featuring notes of white flowers, linden honey, and citrus fruits. The palate is often structured and full-bodied, with a pleasant acidity that enhances the wine's freshness and balance.

White wine. when grapes reach full ripness and wine is made with full skin contact, you end up wines that have this beautiful rose color. extremely unique and reconginizable nose and very interesting palate that is excellent for aging
Amber wine. When made with skin contact, Tsulukidzis Tetra produces a distinctive amber wine. This process involves fermenting the grapes with their skins, which imparts additional tannins, color, and complexity to the wine. The resulting amber wines are often richer and more textured, with deeper flavors and aromas compared to traditional white wines.

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