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Georgia and Moldova: A Tale of Two Winemakers

Giorgi Lomsadze, Victoria Puiu May 6, 2013
image During the fall harvest in Moldova buckets of freshly picked grapes are gathered on the vineyards. (Photo: Nicolae Pojoga)

This EurasiaNet special feature takes an in-depth look at the winemaking sectors in Georgia and Moldova as a way of highlighting the challenges that both countries face as they reorient their economies toward the European Union.

Giorgi Lomsadze is a journalist based in Tbilisi, and author of Tamada Tales.

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