Wild grape was first introduced to Georgia on the territory of Georgia and wasted wine from cultural vine - this fact was discovered in the village Imiuri, Kvemo Kartli, in the archaeological survey. Year It was confirmed by artifacts dating back to VI millennium.

Georgian and foreign scientists have jointly studied the territory of the Neolithic archaeological site. As a result, they have discovered residential buildings, various tools of labor, pottery, agricultural ports and other important items.

The oldest remains of the wine discovered on the village of Imail in the Marneuli municipality have recently been named among the 10 most important discoveries of the world scientific journal "Archaeology" of 2017!

"The chemical analysis of ceramics found on early neolithic monuments proved that this is the remnant of the oldest wine discovered in the Middle East. The existence of a large amount of wine acids on clay vessels, along with other indicators, is one of the main biological markers of grapes and wine. This means that people in this area still have wine in the BC They were put in 6000 - about 500 years earlier than before. According to this new discovery, wild eurasian grapes were first built in this region, "the publication reads.

It is worth mentioning that together with Georgian scholars, researchers from Pennsylvania, Milan, Copenhagen, Toronto University, Israel's Waisman Institute and Montpellier Agrarian Research Institute are actively involved in archeological works.