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Wine tasting tours in Georgia reveal how the world's oldest documented wine country, with 500 indigenous varieties and the qvevri tradition shapes the flavour of Rkatsiteli, Saperavi, Kisi and Mtsvane as it becomes amber skin-contact whites, structured Saperavi reds and natural wines from Kakheti, Kartli and Imereti. For travellers seeking wineries near you or a full wine tourism experience, Georgia is the place to start.
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What travellers says about Georgia Wine Tours
Lara
October 12, 2023
Wine tastingWe had a good time at Chona's Marani, but it was different than expected. The person who should do the tour with us and especially speaks English was not...
Olga
October 19, 2025
Nice micro wineryWe enjoyed wine tasting experience with this small local winery. Saperavi was really tasty.
Giacomo
June 2, 2026
Unique experience!!A beautiful and very authentic experience. The wine was excellent and the cooking class was very interesting. Local products were used, and above all, the...
HAZEL
April 17, 2022
Wine TourVisiting the place for the first time and it was very beautiful and guide gave us a full information of the process of wine making and history of the...
Priscilla
May 6, 2023
Seemless booking experience and great follow upLove the way how your staff trying to reach out to me in many ways. It makes great booking experience knowing someone is taking care and confirming the...
wipada
January 1, 2023
Doug
October 17, 2024
Efficient but unenthusiasticThe winery estate, facilities, and history are all very impressive. The tour was not organized well (no direction upon arrival, etc…) and was rather hurried....
Niklas
July 2, 2025
lovely tastingNicolas did the tour - i loved it, very informative and the wine tasting was as I wished it would be Fully recommended
Bibiana
July 26, 2025
Excellent tourNiko was a great host and explained everything well. Loved the experience.
Beatriz
August 30, 2025
PerfectThe guide was good. The wine and the cheese was delicious. Very good for the price.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How can I travel to Georgia by air?
Fly into one of the below-mentioned cities to enjoy the gorgeous vineyards and wine tours in Georgia
1) Tbilisi international airport provides international and domestic flights, every day. Turkish airlines provide 4-5 flights a day in Tbilisi.
2) Kutaisi International Airport connects Georgia with direct flights to Europe. The flights are mainly operated by Wizz Air.
3) Batumi international airport has direct flights from Tbilisi, Turkey or Europe, on a daily basis.
1) Tbilisi international airport provides international and domestic flights, every day. Turkish airlines provide 4-5 flights a day in Tbilisi.
2) Kutaisi International Airport connects Georgia with direct flights to Europe. The flights are mainly operated by Wizz Air.
3) Batumi international airport has direct flights from Tbilisi, Turkey or Europe, on a daily basis.
How can I travel to Georgia by car?
During your trip and wine tours in Georgia, you can easily drive from one place to another, using the tips below:
To visit the wineries in the Kakheti region, better to use the roads S5 or S42.
For Kartli wineries, you can use highway E60, which goes from Tbilisi through Gori and ends up in Batumi.
E60 will take you to Kutaisi as well to visit some of the best Imereti wineries.
To reach the Racha region, from Kutaisi you can take the road S17.
The E60 highway will take you to Samegrelo as well.
To visit the wineries in the Kakheti region, better to use the roads S5 or S42.
For Kartli wineries, you can use highway E60, which goes from Tbilisi through Gori and ends up in Batumi.
E60 will take you to Kutaisi as well to visit some of the best Imereti wineries.
To reach the Racha region, from Kutaisi you can take the road S17.
The E60 highway will take you to Samegrelo as well.
How can I travel to Georgia by train?
To get some of the best wine tasting tours in Georgia the local railway might assist you to travel from Tbilisi tp Batumi, however the Georgian railway system does not cover many areas of the country.
There is a train everyday from Tbilisi to Batumi, they offer a day and a night train that takes approximately 5 hours to cover the mileage.
There is a Soviet-style train from Kutaisi to Tbilisi too, however, the tickets are not sold online and should be purchased on the spot.
There is a train everyday from Tbilisi to Batumi, they offer a day and a night train that takes approximately 5 hours to cover the mileage.
There is a Soviet-style train from Kutaisi to Tbilisi too, however, the tickets are not sold online and should be purchased on the spot.
What are the best wine tastings in Georgia?
Among many amazing wine tasting tours in Georgia, you can find some recommended options here:
1. Giuaani would be a great stop in Kakheti.
2. Temi Community another nice stop in Kakheti.
3. Visit Wine Artisans to try some of the best Kartli wines.
4. In Racha-Lechkhumi, Khomlis Marani would be a great stop for a wine tour in Georgia.
5. In Imereti, visit the Makaridze Winery.
1. Giuaani would be a great stop in Kakheti.
2. Temi Community another nice stop in Kakheti.
3. Visit Wine Artisans to try some of the best Kartli wines.
4. In Racha-Lechkhumi, Khomlis Marani would be a great stop for a wine tour in Georgia.
5. In Imereti, visit the Makaridze Winery.
What kind of wine is made in Georgia?
During your wine tour in Georgia, you will get more detailed info about the local wines, however, we happily provide a brief introduction about the wines of Georgia.
Traditional wine is made in Qvevri - a clay amphora, buried underground. The Qvevri wine is always dry, has more tannins, and grape juice usually is fermented with the skin and stems.
European wines, as they call non-Qvevri wines in Georgia, can be fermented without skin contact and can be semi-sweet or semi-dry.
Red, white, sparkling, and icewine are common for Georgian viticulture.
Traditional wine is made in Qvevri - a clay amphora, buried underground. The Qvevri wine is always dry, has more tannins, and grape juice usually is fermented with the skin and stems.
European wines, as they call non-Qvevri wines in Georgia, can be fermented without skin contact and can be semi-sweet or semi-dry.
Red, white, sparkling, and icewine are common for Georgian viticulture.
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