In Georgia, Marneuli, during archaeological works on Gadachrili Gori and Dangreuli Gori sites Neolithic age grape skin and clay wine vessel were found. Scientific research and analysis have shown that grape skins dated back VI century B.C. It belongs to European vine type of Visit Vinifera Sativa. As to wine vessel it was Qvevry-shape clay vessel with wine traces in it. It is dated VI century B.C.  It can be considered as a predecessor of a modern Qvevry. Thus, it is undisputed nowadays that the world history of wine-making began here, on the territory of Georgia.