
The Guinness Book of Records was made by Georgian winemaking, considered the oldest in the world. More detailed information can be found on the official website of the organization.

This record was established thanks to the discovery made by a team of archaeologists who conducted research in close proximity to Tbilisi. All findings date back to the period 6000-5800 BC.
During the excavations, the research specialists discovered two vessels with the remains of a drink reminiscent of the composition of the wine. Discovered utensils were used for fermentation, upholding and storage of alcoholic beverages.
This discovery has made a breakthrough in the scientific world, since until recently Iranians were among the oldest winemakers.