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Marani Chacha Saperavi
Marani Chacha Saperavi
Chacha
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Colour: Crystal clear
Aromas: Subtle dark fruit, grape skin, and a touch of spice
Palette: Full-bodied and powerful with a smooth entry, gentle fruit undertones, and a long, warming finish
Bold, authentic, and deeply rooted in Georgian tradition, Marani Chacha Saperavi is a powerful expression of Georgia’s historic grape spirit.
Distilled from Saperavi grape pomace — the skins, seeds, and stems left after winemaking — this spirit captures the intensity and character of the grape in its purest form. The result is a clean yet robust chacha with depth, warmth, and a distinctly Georgian identity.
Unlike heavily industrial spirits, this is a heritage-driven distillate, offering both strength and structure while maintaining surprising balance. It’s a natural extension of your Georgian wine range — appealing to adventurous drinkers and those seeking something truly unique.
About Chacha (Georgian Grape Spirit)
Often referred to as “Georgian grappa,” chacha is a traditional spirit with centuries of history, typically produced in small batches from local grape varieties.
Saperavi-based chacha is known for:
- Greater depth and intensity than white grape versions
- Subtle fruit character beneath the spirit’s strength
- A clean but powerful finish
It’s a cornerstone of Georgian hospitality and culture — traditionally shared in celebratory settings.
Tasting Notes
Colour: Crystal clear
Aroma: Subtle dark fruit, grape skin, and a touch of spice
Palate: Full-bodied and powerful with a smooth entry, gentle fruit undertones, and a long, warming finish
Key Details
- Base: Saperavi grape pomace
- Style: Grape spirit (Chacha)
- Region: Georgia
- Alcohol: ~40–45%
- Size: 500ml
- Serving: Neat or lightly chilled
How to Drink
Traditionally served neat at room temperature, but can also be enjoyed slightly chilled for a smoother, more approachable profile.
Food Pairing
Best enjoyed as a digestif after a meal. Also pairs well with dried fruit, nuts, and dark chocolate.
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