Kakheti / Georgian Wine

Bedoba White

Kisi, Rkatsiteli

White Wine

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Elegant medium-bodied white from Georgia’s Bedoba, blending Rkatsiteli and Kisi with notes of pear and toasted almond.

About This Wine

The Wine

Bedoba White is a refined blend of 70% Rkatsiteli and 30% Kisi from the Kakheti region of Georgia. The Rkatsiteli grapes come from mature vineyards on black slate soils, which add concentration and minerality. Kisi grapes come from cooler limestone sites and contribute freshness and aromatic elegance. The wine undergoes partial fermentation and ageing in qvevri amphorae and French oak barrels, combining traditional Georgian methods with modern techniques. It shows ripe fruit, honeycomb, toasted almond notes, and subtle wild herbs, supported by a creamy texture and gentle oak influence. The wine pairs well with roast chicken, seared scallops, and creamy cheeses and reflects Georgia’s winemaking heritage with a contemporary style.

Producer
Bedoba
Region
Kakheti
Country
Georgian Wine
Grape
Kisi, Rkatsiteli
Style
Elegant, Medium Bodied
Aging Potential
Drink within 3-5 years

Tasting Notes

On the Nose

Aromas of ripe pear, baked apple, honeycomb and toasted almonds with subtle wild herb hints.

On the Palate

Smooth and layered palate with gentle creaminess, refined oak influence, and balanced texture.

Finish

Clean and well-integrated finish with persistent notes of fruit and gentle oak.

Body
Light Full
Dry / Sweetness
Dry Sweet
Tannins
Low High
Acidity
Low High

Food Pairing

Aperitif, Salad, Fish & Seafood, White Meat, Spicy dishes

Serving Suggestions

Serving temperature
8-12°C
Glass type
Aromatic White
Aging potential
Drink within 3-5 years

Bedoba

Bedoba was born from a meeting between two worlds united by a passion for wine and tradition. More than a decade ago, Swiss wine entrepreneur Thierry Fontannaz traveled through Georgia and discovered a country where wine was not simply a product, but a way of life deeply connected to history, hospitality, and the land itself. There he met Nugzar Ksovreli, an experienced Georgian winemaker from Kakheti, and together they began the story of Bedoba

Inspired by Georgia’s ancient winemaking culture and the unique character of its indigenous grape varieties, Thierry wanted to share this hidden world with a broader audience. Working alongside Nugzar and the Konchoshvili family winery, Bedoba was created as a bridge between Georgia’s 8,000-year-old wine heritage and the modern wine world.

The name “Bedoba” comes from an old Georgian tradition celebrating the “Day of Luck” at the beginning of the new year. In Georgian culture, Bedoba is believed to influence the spirit and fortune of the year ahead, symbolizing optimism, generosity, and good intentions shared with family, friends, and guests.

Today, Bedoba reflects the soul of Georgia itself, a country where East and West, ancient traditions and modern life, nature and culture all meet. Through every bottle, Bedoba carries the spirit of Georgian hospitality, the authenticity of Kakheti’s terroir, and the timeless tradition of Qvevri winemaking into the world.

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Technical Details

Bottle size
750ml
Closure
Diam
Serving temperature
8-12°C
Residual sugar
5.1 g/l
pH
3.68
Total acidity
5.6 g/l
Harvest dates
Mid-September to end October 2025

Terroir

Grapes come from black slate soils with deep roots for Rkatsiteli and cooler limestone vineyards for Kisi within Kakheti, Georgia.