The joint-stock company ‘’Bagrationi 1882’’ is a member of GS1 Georgia. The naming of the company comes from a member of the royal family, Ivane Bagration-Mukhraneli. He was the first man to produce sparkling wine in Georgia. His sparkling wine won an international competition in 1882. So, the name of the company comes from the first producer of sparkling wine and 1882 is the year of its triumph. The majority of ‘’Bagrationi 1822’’ vineyards are cultivated in the regions of Kartli and Imereti. In producing sparkling wine, Georgian grape breeds are used, such as Goruli mtsvane, Chinuri(Chinebuli), Tavkveri, Tsitska, Rkatsiteli, Saperavi. The company uses two major technologies for producing wine: the traditional French and the reservoir method. Traditional is a method when secondary boiling of wine is held in the bottle. It is a product of a higher class, made from selected grape breeds, and requires more time and work. Therefore, it's more expensive. The reservoir method-made sparkling wine is also of high quality, diverse and affordable. The process of boiling runs in the 50-ton reservoir, then it is poured into the bottles. ‘Bagrationi 1882’’ produces 13 types of sparkling wine, approximately two million bottles per year. The most distinguished products are: Finest, Rose brut, and Reserve brut. All three are made by the traditional method. They have the highest quality and are winners of various international competitions and rewards. The products of ‘’Bagrationi 1882’’ are for the customers of every taste and ''Bagrationi 1882'' is the leader in sparkling wine-producing in Georgia. 

Selection is wide and various: classic brut, classic dry, classic semi-dry, classic semi-sweet, rose, red, gold, etc. ‘’Bagrationi 1882’’ is the largest sparkling wine company and the sole leader in the Georgian market. It holds 75% of the market. 

Under the barcode given by GS1 Georgia, the products are sold in Georgia, as in foreign countries: Ukraine, USA, Canada, Finland, Germany, Netherlands, Russia, Azerbaijan, Czech Republic, Israel, and China. Besides bottles, the unique identification numbers are given to the boxes of 6 and 12 bottles too.