Mukhrani Castle is a very old Georgian winery, located in the village of Shilda, in the fertile valley of the Alazani River, in the Kakheti region, at the foot of the Caucasus. The vineyards are located on terroirs very favourable to vines, on alluvial soils and in a continental climate with hot and dry summers.

Château Mukhrani has been reborn since 2002 and its acquisition by Frederik Paulsen, Mamuka Khazaradze and Badri Japaridze. In 2007, Château Mukhrani inaugurated its new cellar adjoining the vineyard, and that same year produced its first vintage from the estate's grapes.

The history of Mukhrani Castle is very old and particularly rich, dating back to the royal dynasty of the Bagrationi to which the princes of Mukhrani belong. The modern history of the winery begins with Prince Ivane Mukhranbatoni, a great political and military figure of the 19th century. It was during a trip to France in 1875 that his growing interest in viticulture, particularly in Bordeaux and Champagne, led him to replant vines on his estate in Mukhrani and to invest in modern facilities, unique in this region of the Caucasus at the time. Château Mukhrani's wines quickly built an excellent reputation in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Warsaw, Paris, Vienna and the United States.

The history of viticulture around Mukhrani Castle and in many other regions of the Caucasus actually dates back to much earlier times, around 8000 BCE, as many archaeological discoveries have shown.

Château Mukhrani is now committed to a rigorous quality policy in accordance with the ISO 9001 standard.