Georgia · WINE TOURS
Amber wine off buried clay, Saperavi that stains the glass, and cellars where the pouring is done by the family. These 15 tastings are priced by the glass count, with notes on lunch and on which ones end too late to drive.
Review of a $29 Kakheti day trip from Tbilisi with Sighnaghi, Bodbe Monastery, lunch, and nine wine tastings.
“Great trip combining culture and wine! Well organized and comfortable group tour. A popular trip from Tbilisi.”
Explore Kakheti from Tbilisi with 10 Georgian wine tastings, Bodbe Monastery, Signagi’s cobbled streets, and scenic Alazani Valley views.
“We had an amazing wine tour with our guide Sofia! She taught us all about the history of Georgian wine-making and the strong culture of food and drink here. Sofia was full of energy and so welcoming and friendly from the very start of the day. Thanks to her wonderfully friendly and open nature, and personal anecdotes, the whole tour bus felt like we were old friends by the end of the day! The tour took us through the famed Kakheti vineyards, the Bodbe Monastery and the stunning Sighnaghi City of Love - with plenty of wine and stops for snacks in between! Some of the wine was so good,…”
Visit Jvari, Mtskheta, wine stalls, and the Chronicles of Georgia on a budget-friendly half-day trip from central Tbilisi.
“This is a half-day tour to 2 churches & Chronicles of Georgia. We enjoyed it very much, thanks to our fantastic guide Tanu, and good driver Tako.”
See Tbilisi by night on a lively walking tour with Old Town sights, Georgian wine, local stories, and a memorable boat ride.
“Manuka, Freddie and Fantastic were awesome! They educated us on Georgia's history and I felt I learned a few things! At the start of the tour, the group were offered the chance to redo the tour at another date since it was raining. We all decided to continue as it was only lightly raining....that did not last! The guys switched up the tour a bit and we did the wine tasting earlier to get out of the heavy rain (a very generous tasting!) Once the rain eased up we continued on our tour. Unfortunately, we could not do the boat ride due to the weather but Freddy organised a voucher…”
Explore Kakheti from Tbilisi with Sighnaghi, Bodbe Monastery, bread, churchkhela, Georgian wine, chacha, and scenic valley views.
“Informative tour with amazing Nino as our tour guide. Highly recommended to see Sighnaghi and Bodbe.”
Review of a $20 Kakheti day trip from Tbilisi with Sighnaghi, Bodbe Monastery, wine tastings, Telavi, and mountain views.
“it was a great tour, good guide and comfortable minibus. we saw a lot of wonderful places. we had different tastings, tried homemade wines, wines from the winery, and had a tasting of sweets and cheeses. Most of all I liked the brandy with chestnut honey, be sure to try it if you go on this tour.”
Review of Tbilisi’s four-hour walking tour with Narikala views, Old Town landmarks, Georgian wine, khachapuri, and 10 tastings.
“Great tour guide Levan. Great experience. He is very knowledgeable and the food was amazing. It was our first time in Tibilis and this was great.”
Review of a private Old Tbilisi walking tour with Narikala Fortress, cable-car views, historic sights, Georgian wine tasting, and flexible guides.
“A pleasant and Informative tour. My guide was very accommodating to my interests and took the tour at my pace. Much appreciated.”
Explore Georgia’s Kakheti wine country on a 9-hour trip from Tbilisi with Signagi, Bodbe Monastery, wine tasting, bread baking, and local culture.
“Nice day trip near Tblisi. Culture, food and wines. The guide was excellent. Almost 10 hours. I recommend this trip.”
Review of a private Kakheti wine tour from Tbilisi with Sighnaghi, qvevri wines, family lunch, bread, cheese, and chacha.
“Such a brilliant experience and an absolute must for anyone looking to experience authentic and beautiful Georgia. Our tour guide, Kacha was also the absolute perfect mix of entertaining, knowledgeable and insightful. Can’t recommend enough and the experience and romance of this tour is unbeatable!”
Explore Kakheti from Tbilisi with wine tastings, Gombori Pass views, Sighnaghi, family lunch, and Chavchavadze’s historic estate.
“We loved the whole experience!! Our guide, Lasha, was full of energy and very knowledgeable and super friendly! We discussed Georgia, politics, history, and everything else in between and had a wonderful time!! We enjoyed the picturesque wineries we visited, indulged on tRead more”
Explore David Gareja, Sighnaghi, Bodbe, and Kakheti wine country on a private Tbilisi tour with tastings, bread, cheese, and lunch.
“We have spent an unforgetable day thanks to Karlo who didn't count hours driving us to distinct spots and provided useful explanations. Meal was delicious at wine maker's property. Vakho didn't count number of glasses of wine we have drunk, his Kisi, amber wine matured in Qveri (clay amphor), was very qualitative. To us, this tour was the best combination of wine tour and patrimony discovery. It's better having a good leaver to assimilate all alcohol served along the day ;)”
Taste five Georgian wines, chacha, and local cheese in a 200-year-old Tbilisi cellar with personal guidance from Anna or Mari.
“Anna is knowledgeable and passionate about wine and Georgia. It was a lovely experience. The Lord’s wine was my favourite abd I don’t even drink white wine. I guess now I do.”
Visit three organic wineries in Kakheti from Tbilisi, enjoy Georgian wine, a generous lunch, Sighnaghi, and Gombori Pass views.
“What a great day we had with Vaska! He loves this tour and it shows! His knowledge and expertise helped us understand and appreciate the history of Georgian wine making. The vineyards he selects are organic and the wines were fabulous. Lunch was simply delicious! . This is a “must do” if you are in the area. Thank you Vaska”
Explore Mountainous Adjara from Batumi with three waterfalls, historic bridges, homemade wine, Georgian food, and folklore.
“Giorgi spoke excellent English as he wound his way through Batumi and the Adjara countryside. The waterfalls were beautiful and the dinner and drinks at the Shervashidze Wine Cellar were excellent. Highly recommended!”
Pick a cellar, a canyon or a mountain road.
