Georgia is unlike any place I've ever been.
A land that feels like a mother, fighting for her children while making sure they eat well and drink even better—as if, for a little while, she could distract them from the weight of the world.
Wine is Georgia's favorite child, the most beloved member of the family, the one everyone would do anything for. It is cared for, nurtured, and celebrated with extraordinary love.
It brings people together around the table of the Supra - a colorful feast, interwoven with toasts led by the Tamada, a person of great humor and sensitivity. Drawing from a rich tradition of themes, the Tamada chooses the right toast for each moment with remarkable wit and intuition. Throughout the meal, the Tamada rises again and again, raising an overflowing glass to family, to nature, to the women at the table and the men, to love, to God, to those who are no longer with us, to the wine in the glasses and, always, to Georgia.
