Semi sweet white wine from "DWC"

  Wine is often mentioned in Georgian tales and legends. One of them tells how the St. Nino baptized Georgian   people carrying a vine cross bound by her own hair. That's why most architectural monuments and Christian   wall paintings include vine motives. Wine is a part of Georgian culture, poetry and songs. It is associated with   celebration, holidays, rituals and religion in Georgia.
There are about 4 000 vine species in the world, among which 500 types are the Georgian local ones. The   most special Georgian vine species are Rkatsiteli, Saperavi, Mtsvane, Tetra, Alexandrouli, Tsolikauri etc.   Various methods developed through centuries are realized in producing table dry, naturally sweet, semi-   sweet, dessert and sparkling wine types.
Most popular Georgian wines are the world-wide known Saperavi, Akhasheni, Vazisubani, Mukuzani,   Khvanchkara, Kindzmarauli, Tsinandali. These currently popular Georgian wines appeared in the 20th   century.