Top Georgia Food & Drink Classes

Learn how to prepare two iconic Georgian dishes like a pro during this two-hour, small-group khinkali and khachapuri cooking workshop in Tbilisi. Enjoy a glass of Georgian wine and tasty local snacks as you follow along with a Georgian chef and roll dough and prepare the filling. Listen to stories about Tbilisi and Georgia’s unique food culture along the way. Then, sit down to enjoy your freshly prepared meal.

Explore Georgia’s renowned wine region, Kakheti, on a full-day journey rich in culture, history, and scenic beauty. Begin in Badiauri, where you can experience traditional Georgian bread baking and taste fresh local products. Continue to the peaceful Bodbe Monastery of St. Nino, one of Georgia’s most important spiritual sites. Stroll through the charming town of Signagi, known as the “City of Love,” offering stunning views of the Alazani Valley. Enjoy a comfortable and well-organized experience with a friendly driver-guide who ensures a smooth and memorable day. You will also have the optional opportunity to visit a local winery such as Vineria Winery for wine tasting, as well as enjoy traditional Georgian cuisine at a local restaurant. A perfect blend of culture, nature, and authentic experiences.

Tour the Caucasus Mountains safely, without having to drive yourself on scary roads, on this guided day tour. As you're driven into the mountains you'll stop at several places along the way, including the Jinvali Reservoir and Ananuri Fortified Castle Ensemble. At the Gudari Viewpoint you can opt to paraglide (extra fee). Be amazed by the architecture of the 14th-century Gergeti Trinity Church. A must for culture and nature enthusiasts.

Local family lunch: The "supra" lunch in a local family owned café provides an authentic experience of Georgian cuisine and hospitality. Interactive experience: The inclusion of a Khinkali cooking demonstration allows travelers to participate in a local tradition and learn a new skill. Optional hike: The Kazbegi hike adds an adventurous element for those who want to experience the mountains more actively. Small groups & personalized experience: By personalizing your experience, we ensure you get the most out of your trip and create lasting memories. Focus on Creating Memories, Not Budgeting Relax and Explore - We've Got You Covered

With the help of your native host, you'll discover the uniue flavors of local cooking while learning about traditional ways of life. As part of this class you will learn to cook 5 typical dishes, You will taste local Beere and Chacha. Introduse with local hosts and other guests on international table.

Discover the historical wonders of Georgia on a group tour from Tbilisi. The full-day excursion is great for travelers who are short on time, but want to experience the country to its fullest. With round-trip transportation from your hotel, there’s no need to fuss over navigation or public buses. Enjoy guided visits to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Mtskheta, Gori, and much more, before your return to the city.

Charismatic master Maia teaches how to cook khinkalis with funny joke. She speaks English,Russian and Turkish.I'm the owner who supports by English and Japanese. You can drink free tea,coffee,wine,beer and soft drink while you are cooking. We have a party with salad and free drinks. Also you can enjoy our atmosphere as more than 220 years old(18 century) architecture of buildings during Russian Empire before Soviet Union. You feel countryside in the middle of city center.

We extend a gracious invitation for you to join us on an exclusive cultural sojourn in Kvareli, Georgia. Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of the world's first wines with a guided tour, unraveling the history and UNESCO-recognized heritage of Georgian winemaking. Following the enlightening wine tour, indulge in a culinary adventure through our hands-on cooking classes. Learn the art of crafting Georgian delicacies such as Churchkhela and traditional bread in a clay underground oven. This bespoke experience promises to tantalize your taste buds, offering a perfect blend of tradition and gastronomic innovation. We look forward to welcoming you to this unique intersection of history, culture, and flavor.

Get your piece of happiness and delicious khinkali prepared by your loved one. Cooking with each other is something very personal and bonding. Enjoy and share emotions, exchange news and make plans. This is a time just for the two of you! It is moments like these that make happiness happen! We invite you to catch it in our culinary studio. An experienced chef will tell you how to prepare Georgian dishes. And then he will leave you alone at dinner.

Learn how to make Georgian food during a private cooking class in Tbilisi. The class takes place at a cafe and features recipes for two dishes—khachapuri Ajaruli, a cheese and egg pie from the Ajara region, and khinkali, dumplings from the highlands. While you prepare these items, you’ll hear stories about Georgia’s culture and lifestyle. Then enjoy your creations with a glass of homemade wine.

Discover Bodbe, Badiauri, and Sighnaghi on a full-day tour from Tbilisi. Some of eastern Georgia’s most beautiful places are widely scattered across the rolling landscape—reaching all three towns without your own transport would be a challenge—but with a guide to take care of logistics strolling a historic monastery, and taking in Georgia’s ‘City of Love.’

Spend the day away from Tbilisi and in the beautiful natural landscapes of Georgia on a group tour. Leave from a centrally located meeting point and venture into the Caucasus Mountains to visit the ancient Ananuri fortress, the ski resort town of Gudauri to enjoy a delicious Georgian lunch (at your own expense), the beautiful Gergeti Trinity Church in Kazbegi, and much more.

Get a masterclass in Supra, the art of Georgian hospitality, food & wine during this traditional cooking experience. Learn how to cook a number of classic dishes from real Georgian homemakers. Prepare a five-course dinner before sitting down to enjoy your handiwork with a glass of wine from the family vineyard. Leave with the skill to throw a proper Georgian party for all your friends at home.

Join a local family in Tbilisi for an authentic Georgian feast that blends cooking and cultural immersion. In a cozy home setting, you'll learn to prepare beloved dishes like khinkali and khachapuri with the guidance of the family members who share their cherished culinary secrets. Savor homemade delicacies paired with local wines, partake in traditional toasts led by a Tamada, and absorb the rich stories and music of Georgia. This experience promises a genuine taste of Georgian hospitality and culture, perfect for food lovers and travelers seeking true local interactions.

Wine tasting experience in Batumi allows you to immerse yourself in the rich wine culture of Georgia. Whether you are a wine connoisseur or simply curious about exploring new flavors, Batumi offers a memorable and authentic experience for wine enthusiasts! During a wine tasting experience in Batumi, you can expect to sample a variety of wines, including both red and white wines. Georgian wines are made using traditional winemaking methods, such as fermenting the grapes in large clay vessels called Qvevri. This ancient technique adds distinct characteristics to the wines, resulting in a truly unique taste! In addition to tasting the wines, you may have the opportunity to learn about the winemaking process and the history of winemaking in Georgia. Your Georgian host can provide insights into the different grape varieties, terroir, and the cultural significance of wine in Georgian society.

The unique flavor of our activity lies in the immersive experience of Georgian culinary traditions. It’s not just about cooking; it’s about feeling the soul of Georgia through its food. By hands-on preparing iconic dishes like Khachapuri, Khinkali, and Mchadi, you’ll discover the rich blend of spices, herbs, and techniques that have been passed down for generations. The flavors are bold, warm, and inviting—just like Georgian hospitality. What makes it truly special is the chance to create, share, and savor your own masterpieces with local wine, all while connecting with our family and culture in a welcoming, authentic setting. It’s an experience that engages all the senses, leaving you with both culinary skills and cherished memories.

We give you a wonderful Khachapuri baking experience by the master cooking class!! We also offer you a cooking set per person so you can learn it and make at home easily.Our Georgian food master, Maia and Japanese Sushi chef, Taiji will support your baking experience in a nice and fun atmosphere.You can enjoy drinking free beer, wine, coffee, tea, soft drinks during the break.We also use a traditional bakery oven so together we can cook very delicious Khachapuri for sure!

Step into the world of Georgian cuisine with a masterclass dedicated to crafting Adjarian Khachapuri and Khinkali in Tbilisi's charming Old Town. Guided by a talented Georgian chef, this hands-on experience involves kneading dough, shaping cheese-filled boats, and mastering the art of folding khinkali. As you cook, indulge in traditional Georgian lemonade and learn the etiquette of toasting, an essential part of the culture. Once your dishes are ready, gather around the table to relish the feast you’ve created, surrounded by stories and warmth of Georgian hospitality.

You will be amazed by the host Nini and her family. The host is a project manager, home cook, Global TV show MasterChef Georgia semi finalist, and vine-maker. Her husband is a famous Georgian musician and TV presenter. Their son is an auditor and tour guide. With the help of a native host, you will discover the unique flavours of local cooking while learning about traditional ways of life. All classes are prepared to keep in mind that recipes are made easy to learn. The wine & food matching experience takes you on a journey through the Georgian wine regions, learning about their history and production processes. Come and join us!

The uniqueness of this event lies in its harmonious blend of three key aspects of Georgian culture: Tea ceremony – an opportunity to savor rare teas, learn about their origins and characteristics, and immerse yourself in the atmosphere of traditional Georgian hospitality. Visit to the sulfur baths – more than just relaxation, this is an introduction to an ancient rejuvenation ritual that has symbolized health and social connection in Tbilisi for centuries .Master class on khinkali and khachapuri – an interactive experience where you’ll not only discover the secrets of preparing these iconic dishes but also create them yourself, becoming part of Georgia’s culinary tradition. Together, these elements offer a rich and soulful experience, combining culture, tradition, and pure enjoyment.

Most people associate gastronomic Georgia with wine, khinkali, khachapuri and Borjomi water, and not many people remember that this is also a country of tea. I will tell you how tea growing appeared here in the 19th century, which allows you to grow tea without chemicals and what are the features of local varieties of the drink. And after the tasting, I will give you a tour of ancient Tiflis.

Expand your Georgian wine tasting palate on a small-group wineries tour in Tbilisi. This epicurean experience is perfect for casual wine fans and budding sommeliers alike. You visit two traditional wine cellars, where experts enrich your understanding of wine while delving into Georgia's ancient winemaking heritage. All this is amid a sightseeing tour of Tbilisi, filled with insights into the city's history, culture, and traditions.

Discover the soul of Georgian tea culture in a hands-on, scenic experience. What makes this tour special is the blend of nature, tradition, and taste. You won’t just observe — you'll harvest tea leaves with your own hands, walk through a real working tea factory, and enjoy a relaxing tasting session with green, black, and blueberry-infused teas. Surrounded by mountain landscapes and guided by passionate locals, you’ll experience the tea-making process from plant to cup in a way few travelers ever do.