Henry’s Marani - Traditional Georgian Qvevri Museum & Winery in the UK

Henry’s Marani - Traditional Georgian Qvevri Museum & Winery in the UK The first ever Traditional Georgian Qvevri Museum & Winery in the UK MARANI is an elegant, yet somewhat unusual Georgian word meaning “wine cellar”.
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Welcome to the first ever in the UK Traditional Georgian Qvevri Museum & Winery - HENRY's MARANI, established in 2017. It was precisely in Georgia where the wine culture originated some 8,000 years ago. The Georgians started making wine in what was later established as a traditional way of wine making - in Qvevri, a cone-shaped clay vessel buried in the ground. UNESCO enlisted the wine fermenting

technology in Qvevri as Intangible Cultural Heritage in 2013. Henry Mchedlishvili, the Georgian by origin, is the founder of HENRY's MARANI. After nearly 2 decades of importing wines from Georgia, he decided to bring the traditional way of Georgian wine-making as well to the UK. You can now experience this tradition of wine making in its original form at the wine department of Plumpton College in Sussex. We usually offer unique wine tasting events, but due to pandemic this opportunity is somewhat limited atm. But, we can offer qvevri wines made in HENRY's MARANI for sale as well as the wines which we specially chose and bring directly from Georgia for you.

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Pair your Sunday brunch with our light and refreshing Tsinandali. 🍇🍽️

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Perfect pairing: Saperavi with grilled meats. What's your favourite wine and food pairing? 🍷🍴

"Throwback to our harvest season last year! 🍇
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"Throwback to our harvest season last year! 🍇

Discover the exquisite flavours of Georgian wines right here in the UK. From rich Saperavi to crisp Rkatsiteli, there's ...
28/06/2024

Discover the exquisite flavours of Georgian wines right here in the UK. From rich Saperavi to crisp Rkatsiteli, there's a perfect bottle waiting to be uncorked. Cheers to savouring a taste of Georgia! 🍷🇬🇪🇬🇧flavours

Saturday Spotlight: Our unique and flavorful Khvanchkara. Perfect for any occasion!
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Saturday Spotlight: Our unique and flavorful Khvanchkara. Perfect for any occasion!

"Start your week with a sip of our finest Saperavi! 🍷 What's your favourite way to unwind?      "
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"Start your week with a sip of our finest Saperavi! 🍷 What's your favourite way to unwind? "

Fun Fact: Georgian wine has over 8,000 years of history. Cheers to ancient traditions! 🍷
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Fun Fact: Georgian wine has over 8,000 years of history. Cheers to ancient traditions! 🍷

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"Wine Quiz" "Test your wine knowledge! What year did Georgia start producing wine? "

"Cheers to the dads who make life extraordinary! Celebrate Father's Day with Chacha Spirit. 🥂 Order now and make his day...
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"Cheers to the dads who make life extraordinary! Celebrate Father's Day with Chacha Spirit. 🥂 Order now and make his day special! "
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Why not uncork a bottle of Georgian wine and let those organic vibes flow? In 2024, sip on sustainability and great tast...
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Why not uncork a bottle of Georgian wine and let those organic vibes flow? In 2024, sip on sustainability and great taste with each glass. Here's to raising a toast to the planet while indulging in a fruitful and eco-friendly pour! 🌿🍷🌍 https://drp.li/e8Yhn

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First Georgian Qvevri Winery- “Marani “ and museum in the UK

Welcome to the first ever in the UK marani museum which includes the wine tasting hall Henry’s Marani. Marani is an elegant yet somewhat unusual Georgian word meaning “wine cellar”

It was precisely in Georgia that the wine culture was born some 8,000 years ago. The Georgians started making wine in what was later established as a traditional way of wine making – in Qvevri, a cone-shaped clay vessel buried in the ground.

In 2013 the UNESCO enlisted the wine fermenting technology in Qvevri as Intangible Cultural Heritage.

As is the way in life, societies and civilisations have developed, changed and seen many dramatic changes over the 8 millennia; however, the Georgian nation has nurtured with love their wine making tradition and preserved it for posterity.


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