If you asked most people where they think the birthplace of wine is, they'd probably get it wrong. The small former Soviet Republic of Georgia holds that distinction. At one time, the country ...

But ordering a glass of wine from Georgia can be a bit more complicated. The former Soviet Bloc nation is the size of West Virginia but offers more than 40 varieties of wine, each with a tongue ...

Georgia is home to nation’s best small town for wine, beer, spirits Fast facts about Dahlonega, Georgia .In 1829, Dahlonega became the site of the second significant gold rush in the US ...

One of the nation’s main Christian relics is a grapevine cross. Toastmaking and elaborate feasts with copious amounts of wine are part of the fabric of life in Georgia. In the country’s ...

Georgia is becoming well known for ... which has won over 200 medals at wine tasting competitions across the nation. But again, it's all about the soil. - Well, there's always a sense of place.

Throughout its turbulent history, this nation has held onto its religion ... methods to diversify their offerings. Georgia has a dozen discrete wine zones, ranging from the terraced vineyards ...

but rather the country of Georgia — a small nation nestled in the Caucuses with an ancient wine culture that a Columbus resident is hoping that Hoosiers will embrace. Kirk Parsons, 48 ...

But, some 2,550 miles east, there lies a hidden wine region in the foothills of Georgia's Blue Ridge Mountains ... real mining push in America, but the nation's first gold rush actually took ...