More than 300 thousand tonnes of grapes have been harvested in Dagestan this year, with a 6% increase in production compared to the last year indices. This is a historical record since the 1980s.

For many centuries, viticulture has been the dominant agricultural activity in Dagestan, exerting a profound influence on the economic and social fabric of the region. The production of wine has been a major industry, deeply integrating the local population into trade networks and fostering economic exchanges with other regions. Moreover, it has served as a catalyst for the advancement of social and cultural development.

The historical Silk Road, traversing through the territory of Dagestan, played a pivotal role in shaping the region's viticultural landscape and the subsequent development of winemaking practices.