Giuaani Winery is nestled in the historic village of Manavi, a key area for wine production in Kakheti, Georgia. Established in 2014, the winery builds on a rich history that dates back to 1894. With a blend of modern technology and traditional clay Qvevri, Giuaani produces around 400,000 bottles of wine each year. Located just 45 minutes from Tbilisi, it is an ideal destination for those interested in the rich culture of Georgian winemaking.
Giuaani takes pride in using indigenous Georgian grape varieties, known for their unique flavors and aromas. The winery cultivates Saperavi, Rkatsiteli, Mtsvane, Kisi, Khikhvi, and Cabernet Sauvignon. These grapes are handpicked and processed to create a range of wines, including red, white, rosé, and Qvevri (orange) wines, showcasing the essence of Georgian viticulture.
The wines at Giuaani are crafted using both traditional Qvevri methods and European techniques, such as aging in oak barrels. Guests can enjoy delicious local dishes prepared by the restaurant's chef while relaxing in the beautiful garden, which features a swimming pool. Giuaani Winery has earned multiple national and international awards, reflecting its commitment to quality and tradition.
Giuaani Winery • გიუაანი მეღვინეობა, Manavi, Géorgie
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Write a reviewJust 1 hour from tbilisi, its a perfect place to see a winery.. the route is great with good roads.Luca here our tour guide was amazing nd explained everything in detail. Wines here are amazing and they let us try chacha at the end which was the highlight of the tour..
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We really enjoyed the place. This is not a free or cheap tour; it offers an authentic experience of winemaking and its history. We met with Georgie, who is a descendant of the Giuaani family. His knowledge is impressive, and he took the time to explain everything in detail.
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Excellent wines
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This was the second time to stay. I like their Georgian breakfast especially hot beef soup and chicken soup. It is great openning with flesh sunshine with a bit of hangover from last night. Those soup shall warm up.
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We arrived late afternoon for wine tasting and stayed for the night at the hotel (booked in advanced from booking). The winetasting were great and also the hotel is very pretty. The only problem with the hotel was that our room was in the second floor and we had to carry our suitcases in a very narrow staircase. We also had dinner there because there aren't any other options around, food was nice but the waiter could barely speak English and the food was a bit cold, normally I would ask to reheat it but we knew it would be impossible to explain this to waiter. Overall our visit here was nice, the main problems were the service at the restaurant and the stairs to the room.
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