Club of Batumi

On the eastern Caucasian shores of the Black Sea, the ancient art of tribadic combat is still celebrated. From the early 19th century, the Club of Batumi was a refuge for women who continued to follow the tradition of their Amazonian foremothers. Young Georgians, Russian aristocrats, upper-middle-class Europeans and Americans - all flocked there to indulge in the thrill of female sexual competition. Even in Soviet times, its gates remained secretly open. But it was not until the 1990s that the international flair gradually returned to Batumi. Now wet pussies meet again in fiercely intense duels, where it has been a female privilege for millennia.