Turkey & Georgia Fuel Availability

At the end of May I am due to be making an independent birding trip to NE Turkey and Georgia involving wild camping in the Pontic Alps and the Caucasus. My problem is I can't find any information on fuel availability for these regions and I'm hoping someone on the forum will be able to advise me! I have a screw fit Primus Micron Ti and am hoping that I'll be able to get canisters for this or at least use Camping Gaz with an adapter. Or would I be better off with my Whisperlite multi-fuel?
Any help much appreciated!

I presume what you mean by camping gas is the puncture cylinders?

Apart from that...no help to you at all apart from bumping this back up the list

Thanks Simon! Yep, it's the traditional blue puncture canisters I'm thinking of. It would be so much easier if I could at least get hold of these - burning unleaded is smelly & dirty & unpleasant...but if needs must!

why not take a honey stove, or something like that?

Just in case this is of any use to anyone else...
I've just returned from a fabulous trip to E. Turkey & Georgia and can report that, while puncture-type Campingaz cartridges were easily found at camping shops in Trabzon on the Turkish Black Sea Coast, I was eventually able to find push-fit Campingaz cartridges in some of the numerous fishing/hunting stores on the main shopping street of the town. I used these with my screw-fit stove in combination with the Markill adaptor available from Backpackinglight:
http://www.backpackinglight.co.uk/product152.asp
Ironically, having felt so triumphant after scoring push-fit cartridges in Trabzon, I arrived in Kazbegi in the Caucasus a few days later to find screw-fit Coleman gas cartridges sitting smugly on the counter of the small tea/snack/information stall on the main street, as if to say "What's the problem?!"

Coleman screw fit cartridges are now available at the Tblisi map shop called Geoland. They also have the excellent 1:50,000 trekking maps for the Tusheti, Kevsureti and the Kazbegi regions. Kazbegi also sometimes has the gas cartridges as you point out. And, what a brilliant trekking location.