Articles about Georgia

"Socks are the key thing. Dry socks, really. That's the most important thing you need to bring with you," says my guide, Giorgi. "You should never set off on a hike without a spare pair."

Today Georgian wine is recovering after nearly 100 years of isolation and damage inflicted by a system that industrialized viticulture and institutionalized the practice of making bad wine. The small country, roughly the size of West Virginia, was the main wine supplier for the entire USSR.

Georgia is a country famous for its hospitality, delicious wine and mountains.