Georgians also speak the language of wine. Seriously. They’ve been making it for 8,000 years, and they have over 500 indigenous grape varieties. When a Georgian says “Gaumarjos!” (cheers), they’re not just toasting—they’re welcoming you into a tribe.
You don’t need to know the words for “dry” or “fruity.” Just smile, raise your glass, and say “Gaumarjos!” back. That’s the universal language of joy. And if you spill a drop, don’t worry—they’ll say it brings good luck. Or at least they’ll pour you another glass.
