 Mary Jakupi-Boutier and Victor Boutier Boutier Winery is dedicated to providing high quality traditional and custom wines, personally labeled for your special occasions or for use as promotional tools. These exclusive gifts are sure to make a lasting impression with family, friends, and business associates.At Boutier Winery, we emphasize "quality" rather than "quantity." Our wines are exclusive, unique, and produced in limited quantities. Boutier wines have earned national and international awards, including: - Gold, silver, and bronze awards for its French American Hybrid Varietals, DeChaunac and Baco Noir, and its Chardonnay.
- Silver and bronze for its Peach Chardonnay and Chambourcin.
Whether you drop in for an impromptu visit or set up a private wine - tasting session with a group of friends, the camaraderie and conversation will ensure a pleasant and memorable experience. It is our sincere desire that Boutier wines: - Increase your enjoyment of life.
- Enhance communication and build relationships with others.
- Instill within you a great appreciation for the culture of fine wines.
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ACWORTH, GEORGIA (September 10, 2007) - Top honors from two recent international wine competitions confirmed what Mary and Victor Boutier already knew: some of the world’s best wine is made in Acworth, Georgia.
For the second consecutive year, Boutier Winery’s Peach Chardonnay earned a concordance gold medal at the Indy International Wine Competition in July, the first time in the Indy’s 16-year history that a Georgia |
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ACWORTH, GEORGIA (April 13, 2006) – Atlanta residents no longer have to fly to California or even drive to north Georgia to buy award-winning wine straight from the winery. A short trip to Cobb County will suffice. Acworth’s Boutier Winery recently received two awards for their 2004 Peach Chardonnay. The wine won a silver medal at the 21st Annual Hilton Head WineFest, held March 11 on Hilton Head Island, South Carolina. Then, it won a bronze medal at the 6th Annual Finger Lakes International Wine Competition, held in Rochester, New York on April 1 and 2. These awards follow another silver medal awarded to the same wine in July 2005 at the Indy International Wine Competition in Indianapolis, Indiana. |
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