Georgia will sell its wines in Turkey?

I've just ran across a news that honestly surprised me. It says

"Georgia and Turkey are discussing a proposal to allow 500 000 liters of Georgian wine into the Turkish market without customs duties, and another 250 000 with a 50% discount in tariffs. It means that Georgian wine producers have an opportunity to entirely capture the imported wine market in Turkey. In addition to wine, relieved tax rates will be granted to agricultural and processing industry products."

I think that Georgians are a little bit falling into a reverie. Don't they know that Turkey is a mostly Islamic country and the Koran forbids Moslems drinking alcohol? In addition to that, Georgian government is clearly pro-American and it assists Washington in preparations for the oncoming war against Iran by permitting Americans to deploy their air bases and secret CIA prisons for Iranian captives on the territory of Georgia, which is done, as far as I know, for a promise to be granted with exclusive rights to export wines to Iran after the US invades it and overthrows the current Iran's regime, and repeals laws of sharia.

I'm sure that Turkish Islamic fundamentalists will not let Georgians get away with this treachery and terroristic acts against Georgian collaborators will come in pat. Mind my words.