The collector’s edition “Gurieli from Rustaveli’s Country” consists of nine species of tea. There are three new varieties: Meadow Chamomile, Snow Rose and Meskhetian Nettle, created by experienced experts of “Gurieli”, added to the familiar traditional black and traditional green tea, earl gray, jasmine blossom, alpine berries and wild mint.

Each variety of Georgian version of tea is packed with works of such famous painters as: Petre Otskheli, Pirosmani, Mikhail Zichi, Giorgi Eristavi, Mikheil Chikovani, Gregory Gagarin, Boris Yohansen. One of the species was designed by famous filmmaker Mikheil Chiaureli by Shota Rustaveli. The famous fresco of Jvari Monastery is used by Giorgi Kalandia, Director of the Palace of Arts.

This kind of project is being implemented by the Art Palace and Georgian brand of tea “Gurieli” for the first time and it is worth noting that with the promotion of national cultural heritage and the export potential of Georgian production, the main purpose of the project is to assist the art palace as a state cultural institution.