Niamori: Georgian Wine with Personalised Bottle Engraving

Niamori: Georgian Wine with Personalised Bottle Engraving

Niamori combines Georgian wine, chacha and brandy with personalised bottle engraving and gift packaging. Established in 2016, the company has a cellar in Mukhrani, while engraving and gift preparation are handled through its workshop in Tbilisi.

When wine is bought as a gift, presentation can matter almost as much as what is inside the bottle.

That is the idea behind Niamori. Customers can choose a wine, chacha or brandy and add a permanent inscription to the bottle. The engraving can carry a name, date, dedication, toast or another personal message.

The result is a bottle designed around a particular person or occasion rather than a standard off-the-shelf gift.

Personalised engraving

Niamori offers bottle engraving in different languages.

Customers provide the wording when placing an order, allowing a name, date, dedication or longer personal message to become part of the bottle itself.

The range also includes dedicated designs featuring the Georgian alphabet.

Engraving is applied directly to the bottle and is included in the listed price of the engraved products sold through Niamori's website.

Wine, chacha and brandy

Niamori's wine range includes Rkatsiteli, Tsinandali, Kisi, Saperavi, Mukuzani, Kindzmarauli, Khvanchkara and Tavkveri rosé.

Different products are available in formats including 0.75, 1.5, 3 and 5 litres.

Alongside wine, the company offers several styles of chacha. The range includes Triple Distilled, Single Cask, Three Woods and Extra Strong.

Its brandy selection includes both VS and VSOP expressions.

Niamori also has a cellar in Mukhrani, in the Mtskheta municipality.

Packaging as part of the gift

Personalisation extends beyond the inscription on the bottle.

Depending on the product, customers can choose between cardboard and wooden presentation boxes. The range also includes wooden boxes with stands or glasses and gift sets incorporating decorative elements associated with Georgian wine culture, including clay vessels, miniature qvevri and traditional drinking horns.

Several bottles can also be combined into a single presentation set, including combinations of wine, chacha and brandy.

What it costs

Pricing varies according to the drink, bottle size and presentation format.

As of September 7, 2026, regular prices listed by Niamori include a 0.75-litre Saperavi with engraving and a wooden box at 110 GEL. A 0.70-litre Brandy VS in a wooden box is listed at 165 GEL, while a 0.50-litre Single Cask chacha in a wooden box also carries a regular price of 165 GEL.

A wooden gift set containing Saperavi, Brandy VS and Single Cask chacha is listed at 265 GEL. A five-wine wooden presentation set costs 385 GEL, while a five-litre Saperavi with a display stand has a regular listed price of 365 GEL.

Niamori also runs promotional pricing on selected products, so current prices should be checked when an order is placed.

Ordering and delivery

Niamori's workshop is located at 33 Varlam Cherkezishvili Street in Kvemo Samgori, Tbilisi.

According to the delivery terms shown on its product pages, delivery within Tbilisi is free for a number of products. Orders to other parts of Georgia can be sent through Georgian Post, with the final delivery charge depending on destination, parcel size and weight.

Niamori also offers international delivery, with availability, timing and cost confirmed according to the destination.

Orders can be placed online, with card payment and bank transfer available.

The proposition is therefore broader than the drink alone. Niamori brings the bottle, engraving and presentation together in a single personalised gift.

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