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Savor award-winning wines in a 14th-century Alentejo palace, surrounded by history and nature. in Tbilisi, Georgia
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You’ll enjoy a guided tasting of 4 to 6 carefully selected wines from small, family-run wineries, each bottle representing the rich history and unique grape varieties of Georgia — from bold reds like Saperavi to rare whites like Khikhvi,Kisi,Rachuli Tetra, and Kisi.
In addition to bottled wines, you’ll also taste our traditional draft wines, served straight from the cask — natural, unfiltered, and full of character, just like Georgian winemakers intended.
This experience is perfect for travelers who want to dive deeper into Georgia’s 8,000-year-old winemaking heritage in a relaxed, educational setting. A great way to begin your Georgian wine journey!
Our local tour managers will craft a custom itinerary around Tbilisi — handpicked wineries, transport, and stays, all on your terms.
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