Tsitska

E107355

Tsitska is a Georgian white grape variety from the Imereti region, known for producing fresh, high-acidity wines often used in both still and sparkling styles.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf grape variety
white grape variety
acidityLevel high
associatedWinemakingMethod European-style fermentation in stainless steel
traditional Georgian qvevri winemaking
associatedWineProfile aromatic
crisp
light-bodied
colorOfGrape white
countryOfOrigin Georgia
cultivationClimate humid subtropical
cultivationRegion Imereti region of Georgia
surface form: Imereti wine region

western Georgia
surface form: Western Georgia
cultivationStatus regional specialty
grapeSkinColor greenish-yellow
grapeSpecies Vitis vinifera
notableFor freshness in wine
high natural acidity
oftenBlendedWith Krakhuna
Tsolikouri
originRegion Imereti
primaryGrowingCountry Georgia
recognizedAs indigenous Georgian grape variety
typicalAlcoholLevel medium
typicalHarvestTime late September to October
typicalWineColor white wine
usedFor sparkling wine
still wine
usedInBlends yes
usedInTraditionalWinemaking yes
vineVigor medium to high
wineAcidityDescriptor zesty
wineAcidityType tartaric-dominant acidity
wineAgingPotential short to medium term
wineAromaNotes citrus
floral notes
green apple
wineBody light to medium
wineFoodPairing light cheeses
salads
seafood
wineMarket domestic Georgian market
niche export
wineServingTemperature 8-12 °C
wineStyle fresh
wineSweetnessLevel typically dry
wineUse sparkling base wine
table wine

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Imereti traditionalWine Tsitska