Rkatsiteli - რედაქტირების ისტორია

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‎Resistance to fungal diseases and frosts

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Echelidze: ახალი გვერდი: '''Rkatsiteli''' '''Rkatsiteli''' – takes up the largest scope in Kakheti and provides high quality production ...

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ახალი გვერდი: '''Rkatsiteli''' '''Rkatsiteli''' – takes up the largest scope in Kakheti and provides high quality production ...

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+[[საქართველოს ამპელოგრაფია]]
 [[კატეგორია:Georgian ampelography]]

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 Rkatsiteli is the universal vine for Eastern Georgia; found in
-nearly all regions and districts within regions, as Tsolikouri is
+nearly all regions and districts within regions, as [[Tsolikouri]] is
 characteristic for nearly all regions of the Western Georgia.
 Aside from Georgia, Rkatsiteli is quite widely distributed in its

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 different variations of Rkatsiteli. For example, in Kakheti in the
 past, many other versions could be distinguished- in addition to
-the real Saperavi, there were several other forms: the female and
+the real [[Saperavi]], there were several other forms: the female and
 male (L. Jorjadze, 7), the yellow and red (S. Cholokashvili, 5);
 in Saingilo Saperavi was known as Kukura (V. Geevski and G.

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 Shareri, 12), in Russia, in the area of Orjonikidze – in the district
 Levokumi, it was known by the names Tipolioki and Gruzinski,
-while in the district Budionovski – as Korolioki and Budeshuri
+while in the district Budionovski – as Korolioki and [[Budeshuri]]
 (T. Orlova, 1940); In foreign ampelographic works can be found
 Rkatsiteli Gelb (H. Goete, 1887), Rkatsiteli (Guioni, 1896), and

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 In Kakheti, Rkatsiteli is distinguished by significant resistance to fungal diseases, more endurance against downy mildew than against powdery mildew. In Western Georgia, it is less resistant to downy mildew than other species and needs to have an additional fungicide administered. Outside of Georgia - in Azerbaijan, Dagestan, and partly in Ukraine, Rkatsiteli is sensitive to powdery mildew. It is relatively resistant to phylloxera, as much in Georgia as in Moldova and Ukraine. Among European species, Rkatsiteli is the most resistant to phylloxera after Mtsvane.
-Rkatsiteli is very strong against winter frosts- similar to Rislingi, Pinot and others. For example, in 1935 during a cold winter in Azerbaijan, when the minimal temperature was fixed at -23.5<sup>o</sup>, according to observation (A. Gukasovi, 13) the most resistant grape varieties appeared to be Rkatsiteli followed by Saperavi. Regarding other industrial species such as Baian-Shirei, Tavrizi and Tavkveri, they displayed the great sensitivity to the frost. Such high resistance was also shown by the Rkatsiteli of the Anapi district during the winter of 1933-1934. Based on conducted descriptions (N. Papanovi,19), Rkatsiteli took first rank, [[Pinot noir]] – the fourth, Saperavi – tenth, [[Aligote]] nad Cabernet – seventeenth, while the weakest was considered Kosorotovski, with 90.8% frost-damaged buds. Such good resistance was again displayed by Rkatsiteli in Dagestan, where it took first rank together with Rislingi and Semiloni, and also in central Asia (Tashkent). According to the research data (over 2-3 years) by I. Kondo, bud damage from frosts was insignificant (see Table 5).
+Rkatsiteli is very strong against winter frosts- similar to Rislingi, Pinot and others. For example, in 1935 during a cold winter in Azerbaijan, when the minimal temperature was fixed at -23.5<sup>o</sup>, according to observation (A. Gukasovi, 13) the most resistant grape varieties appeared to be Rkatsiteli followed by Saperavi. Regarding other industrial species such as Baian-Shirei, Tavrizi and [[Tavkveri]], they displayed the great sensitivity to the frost. Such high resistance was also shown by the Rkatsiteli of the Anapi district during the winter of 1933-1934. Based on conducted descriptions (N. Papanovi,19), Rkatsiteli took first rank, [[Pinot noir]] – the fourth, Saperavi – tenth, [[Aligote]] nad Cabernet – seventeenth, while the weakest was considered Kosorotovski, with 90.8% frost-damaged buds. Such good resistance was again displayed by Rkatsiteli in Dagestan, where it took first rank together with Rislingi and Semiloni, and also in central Asia (Tashkent). According to the research data (over 2-3 years) by I. Kondo, bud damage from frosts was insignificant (see Table 5).
 Rkatsiteli has shown such high resistance in central Asia, in the mountainous district of Bostandiki (1.2<sup>o</sup> in freezing periods). By the number of sound buds, Rislingi took first place folowed by Rkatsiteli, Pinot noir and Saperavi. Therefore, Rkatsiteli is stronger than the species of the north districts in relation to frost influence. Rkatsiteli is not characterized by a great endurance to drought, but in comparison with other native species, it is satisfactory.

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 The wines from the right side of Alazani are provided from vineyards which are located at different altitudes above sea level and so are significantly different, while the wines from the left side of Alazani are less distinct.
-On the right bank of Alazani, namely in its north-western part – in the Akhmeta-Ikalto zone -it makes a bright tea-colored greenish, tender, harmonious, light, European type table wines. In this zone famous Kakhetian wines are also characteristic (when mixing with Mtsvane or Khikhvi)- a beautiful tea-color and full, with harmony, and having more tenderness than the wines of Bakurtsikhe-Kardanakhi or Gurjaani.
+On the right bank of Alazani, namely in its north-western part – in the Akhmeta-Ikalto zone -it makes a bright tea-colored greenish, tender, harmonious, light, European type table wines. In this zone famous Kakhetian wines are also characteristic (when mixing with Mtsvane or [[Khikhvi]])- a beautiful tea-color and full, with harmony, and having more tenderness than the wines of Bakurtsikhe-Kardanakhi or Gurjaani.
 From Ikalto to Mukuzani firmer, European type wines are produced, from which the following are especially distinguished: white table wines of Kondoli, Tsinandali, Kisiskhevi, Lower Khodasheni, Vazisubani and Mukuzani. These wines are bright golden-greenish, full, having fruity aromas, tenderness, harmony, cheerfulness, and a pleasant bitterness. Their strength equals 11-12<sup>o</sup>, while the acidity is 6-8%. Similar, but more tender than European type wines, are those made from wine cultivated on the left bank of Alazani – in Nafareuli, Saniore, Artanashi, Eniseli and on other vineyards. These wines are close to the famous white wines of Raini and Shabli with their tenderness and lightness.