An electronic auction was announced for the cultivation of Georgian vines in Leville

On September 23 of this year, the National Museum of Georgia announced an electronic auction in France, in the courtyard of the Levy Historical Memorial Museum (2250 sq. m of land and three caves located nearby), to lease Georgian grape varieties. The state of Georgia must plant Georgian vines in Levili's estate by September 23, 2026, as stipulated in the deed of transfer of the estate signed before a French notary on September 23, 2016. According to the terms of the lease, within 12 months from the signing of the contract, Georgian vines must be planted on the leased property; Bio production should start in 48 months. 20% of the organic wine produced every year must be transferred to the Levili estate free of charge. To fulfill the obligations, the lessee must make an investment of at least 100,000 euros (including an investment of at least 10,000 euros for the arrangement of one cave). The term of transfer to use is 10 years. Annual lease payments will be made once a year. The winning company in the auction must submit a document confirming at least one year of experience in organic wine production before signing the lease agreement, as well as an appropriate bank guarantee. The electronic auction will be held until September 30, 2024 at 17:00. Detailed information about the auction conditions is available at the link.