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Chacha

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potent grape pomace brandy, offered as hospitality

Georgia Wine & spirit Vegetarian

Your guide, Chef Baku
Drawn, not photographed Updated September 2026
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History

Pomace brandy distilled from the skins and stems left after winemaking, usually 45 to 65 percent alcohol and made at home.

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What is Chacha?

Chacha is a wine & spirit from Georgia: potent grape pomace brandy, offered as hospitality. Pomace brandy distilled from the skins and stems left after winemaking, usually 45 to 65 percent alcohol and made at home.

Made with

grapesfruit

Cooked

distilled

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