Georgia's traditional winemaking involves aging the wine for five to six months in an egg-shaped earthenware called 'qvevri', resulting in a herby and spicy beverage that is a must-buy for visitors.
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Churchkhela
Churchkhela is a sweet made with walnut halves that are threaded into a long string. It is then dunked in grape or pomegranate liquid, which makes it incredibly flavorsome as a souvenir.
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Altersocks
Altersocks offer unique thematic socks that depict Georgian culture with prints of traditional costumes, food, and art. Khinkali socks featuring traditional Georgian dumplings are also available.
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Georgian wine horn
Georgian wine horns or 'khantsi' are made with ram and goat horns. They reflect the country's culture and history, and come with wooden stands for hanging.
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Georgian blue tablecloths
Georgia's popular blue tablecloths with prints of animals, plants, and birds are available in various sizes and designs. Other items with similar prints are also available.