Wine production in Azerbaijan in 2018 can grow by 50 percent compared to last year, chairman of the Association of Wine Producers and Exporters Elchin Madatov told Trend.

Azerbaijan may increase wine exports twice by the end of 2018, Chairman of the Azerbaijan Wine Producers and Exporters Association Elchin Madatov told Trend July 19.

Portugal’s beloved trademarks - wine and Fado, a type of Portuguese singing that is renowned for its expressive and profoundly melancholic character, were presented in Baku on November 21.

Azerbaijan, taking credit for being one of the world’s oldest wine growing countries, intends to open a wine house in China, the world's second-largest economy, within the promotion of the Made in Azerbaijan brand.

The advertising of wine products may be limited in Azerbaijan, as a relevant bill was discussed at a meeting of the Parliamentary Committee on Agricultural Policy.

No GMO tobacco, wine and cotton products can be imported to Azerbaijan or produced in the country from now on.

Armenia's wine export is declining fueled by drastic devaluation of the Russian ruble, which is accepted as a serious threat to the whole economy of the country.

Tasters have chosen the Azerbaijani wine from among the ones produced by 12 countries in Genesis TV show broadcast on the BS Japan channel.

The Georgian Agriculture Ministry predicts an increase in wine export by 20-25 percent with the opening of the Russian market.

Another delegation of specialists from the Russian Federal Service on Customers' Rights Protection and Human Well-Being Surveillance (Rospotrebnadzor) will arrive in Georgia on April 1, Head of the National Wine Agency Levan Davitashvili said at a press conference in Tbilisi on Tuesday.