
Adjara, Georgia
Adjarian Cheese in Butter
Ბორანო
Young cheese melted in clarified butter until it separates into strings sitting in a pool of golden fat, eaten with bread.
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Adjara, Georgia
Ბორანო
Young cheese melted in clarified butter until it separates into strings sitting in a pool of golden fat, eaten with bread.

Adjara, Georgia
Ჩეჩილი
A pickled cow's milk cheese from Adjara and Meskheti, stretched into threads and braided into a pigtail, with a tangy, chewy texture.

Georgia
Ნადუღი
Fresh whey curd mixed with mint and wrapped in a sheet of sulguni, sliced into rolls and served cold.

Mtskheta-Mtianeti, Georgia
Დამბალხაჭო
A rare, moldy aged curd cheese from the mountain regions of Tianeti and Pshavi, dried and aged in qvevri for 1-2 months, with an intense, spicy flavour.

Georgia
Dzykka is a thick Ossetian-style Georgian porridge of flour and dairy, served warm as a plain, sustaining bowl.

Imereti, Georgia
Გადაზელილი ყველი
Gadazelili Cheese is Imeretian cheese kneaded and re-melted in warm milk until it becomes a supple, layered cheese with a clean dairy flavour.

Georgia
Გუდის ყველი
Sheep's milk cheese matured inside a sheepskin bag in the high pastures, coming out pungent, salty and crumbly.

Imereti, Georgia
Იმერული ყველი
A young white brined cows' cheese, mild and lightly sour, the cheese that goes inside most khachapuri.

Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti, Georgia
Გებჟალია
Sheets of stretched cheese rolled around a mint-and-chilli curd, sliced and served swimming in seasoned milk.

Georgia
Სულგუნი
A pulled-curd brined cheese, elastic and salty when young, sold as flat discs and also smoked to a golden brown.

Samtskhe-Javakheti, Georgia
Ტენილი ყველი
A Meskhetian sheep's milk cheese stretched into very thin threads and braided, a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage product from Samtskhe-Javakheti.