Top Georgia Wine Tasting Tours

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.’

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 the Kakheti wine region, the Rainbow Mountains, and much more on this private all-inclusive tour from Tbilisi. There are a few packages to choose from, all including different wine tastings, snacks, and meals. No matter which package you choose, you taste several wines from different wineries, local snacks, and see plenty of beautiful Georgian countryside and village life.

Spend a day learning about Georgian cuisine as you walk around the capital city of Tbilisi. This private tour wanders through the historic streets of the Sololaki district and includes several food and drink tastings. Visit old taverns and locally-owned eateries to sample a variety of food and drinks as you eat your way through the city.

Discover breathtaking Adjara Region, Visit Makhuntseti & Mirveti waterfalls, cross Queen Tamar's medieval bridge, enjoy authentic Georgian wine, Food and Traditional Folklore Show hosted by Tamada. In this excursion we will visit Georgian family which produces numerous types of wines, Chacha and Cognac. Also we will degustate Georgian traditional food and hear Georgian traditional toasts. Trip to mountainous Adjara is one of the best places for ecological and ethnic tourism. In small villages in the valleys of the Chorokhi and Adjaristkali even today the age-old way of life are preserved, traditions and customs of ancestors are followed. The waterfalls in the villages of Makhuntseti and Mirveti are fascinating with its beauty.

Enjoy a personalized tasting of local Georgian wines on this private tour. Visit a 200-year-old wine cellar and sample a variety of different wines, along with the liquor chacha and a cheeseboard. Learn about the techniques used to make Georgian wine as well as the history of winemaking in the country.

Immerse yourself in the heart of Georgian hospitality with a hands-on cooking class in Kutaisi. A local family will guide you through the preparation of beloved dishes such as Nigvziani Badrijani, Khinkali, Khachapuri, and seasonal pkhali. In a traditional kitchen, you’ll use fresh local ingredients to create authentic flavors, culminating in a communal meal complemented by homemade wine. This experience not only teaches cooking but also offers a genuine taste of Georgian culture and family traditions.

Skip the tourist traps for a more authentic experience in Kakheti, where family-run wineries open their doors to share generations-old traditions. On this private tour, dine with locals over a traditional homemade lunch, taste wines crafted with care at small-scale wineries, and soak in views of the Alazani Valley. As the tour is exclusive to you and your group, there's time for spontaneous experiences, extra coffee breaks, photo stops, and more.

Journey through Kakheti, the essence of Georgian winemaking, and uncover its stunning landscapes, ancient monasteries, and renowned vineyards. Start at the serene Bodbe Monastery, resting place of Saint Nino, and enjoy its tranquil gardens and views of the Alazani Valley. Visit the charming hilltop town of Sighnaghi, known for its cobblestone streets and fortress walls, offering panoramic views of the Caucasus Mountains. Experience a local family winery, tasting authentic Georgian wines crafted in the traditional qvevri method. Conclude the day in Telavi, where history and local life blend seamlessly, featuring the palace of King Erekle II and a vibrant market. - Explore the serene Bodbe Monastery and its gardens - Visit Sighnaghi, the “City of Love,” with stunning views - Experience authentic wine tasting at a local family winery - Discover Telavi’s historical sites, including the palace of King Erekle II

Explore Tbilisi by foot and taste local Georgian wine on this private walking tour. In the company of a guide, explore the scenic streets of old Tbilisi and learn about the history of the city. Ride a cable car with an included ticket and take time to sample wine and hear about winemaking in Georgia.

Join a group of people on a Kakheti and Sighnaghi wine day tour from Tbilisi. Feel the romance, beauty, and culture in Sighnaghi, one of the oldest and most romantic cities in Georgia. The beautiful and narrow cities overlook the unique Alazani Valley. Stop at Badiauri to make your own bread, Bodbe Monastery of St. Nino, and Sighnaghi to enjoy sumptuous Gearogian national food, check out the museum, and visit the wine-growing regions.

We work with our guests every day and we know how important it is to find your favorite wine. How to learn to talk about wine so that others understand and love wine with us. We will taste wine from the same region and the same grape variety. Only the way of production will be different. You will be able to appreciate the influence of traditional Georgian winemaking technology on wine by taste, aroma and color. You will taste two types of wine made from white grapes (classical way and qvevri (which is over 8000 years old) and two types of Red wine from the Saperavi variety. Qvevri, chacha, aging of wine, ring - you will deep into the world of Georgian wine

The historic town of Mtskheta was the first capital of Georgia and is renowned for its magnificent medieval churches—which are protected on the UNESCO World Heritage list. This half-day tour takes in all the highlights, including the hilltop Jvari Church, the 11th-century Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, and the Shio-Mgvime Monastery. To escape the crowds, add on an optional visit to Zedazeni Monastery.

Visit the ancient capital of Eastern Georgia and discover delicious local flavors on this private 7-hour Mtskheta tour with Georgian wine-tasting. Explore the UNESCO World Heritage–listed town of Mtskheta with a private guide and discover top local attractions including Jvari Monastery, Samtavro Monastery and Svetitskhoveli Cathedral. After a traditional lunch in a Georgian restaurant, head onward to the winemaking estate of Château Mukhrani. Enjoy a guided tour of the cellars and gardens, and gain insight into the winery’s rich heritage. Finish your tour with a wine-tasting session.

Be greeted when you land at Tbilisi Airport and feel at home immediately as you enjoy help with your holiday luggage. A driver meets you at arrivals so you don't have to wait at the airport taxi stand. Skip queues for public transport and avoid the language barrier when you chose a private transfer. A comfortable, spacious car or minivan with room for up to seven people takes you directly to your hotel or accommodation in Tbilisi.

If you want to know about Georgia’s ancient wine making tradition by kvevri, book this small group tour and have an intimate, personal tour by your local guide. You’ll have comfortable transportation to a winery, a monastery and Bagrati Cathedral in one half-day, which would be difficult to organize on your own. There is a max of five per group, so it will be almost like a private tour.

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.

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.

At this event, you will learn about the local culture and traditions.You will also learn new cooking techniques that are easy to repeat at home.You will learn how to correctly exclaim famous Georgian toasts.Master the basic movements in Georgian dances.You will try various dishes from Georgian cuisine and spend an unforgettable evening in a great company.Let me know in advance if you have any dietary restrictions. See you in Georgia!

Visitors to Tbilisi who would like to visit Armenia but don't have time to explore the whole country will benefit from this easy day trip across the border. Once you cross you'll immediately notice the differences between the neighboring countries. Sample Armenian food, see how the locals live, and visit three beautiful monasteries to learn more about Armenian culture: Akhtala, Haghpat, and Sanahin. Return to Tbilisi at night.

Guests will have an enjoyable and memorable day exploring historical landmarks, including the Great Wall of Sighnaghi, which encircles the entire town. We will also visit the tomb and monastery of Saint Nino, who introduced Christianity to Georgia in the 4th century and hear many fascinating stories. Guests will have the opportunity to taste freshly baked bread from a traditional Georgian bakery, along with local cheese and Georgian sweets. During the tour, we will visit two wineries, where guests can savour European-style wines at a modern winery and explore and enjoy traditional Georgian Qvevri organic wines paired with delicious local dishes at a charming family-owned winery. And as a bonus guests will get detailed information about traditional Georgian winemaking. P.S. Rugby lovers are very much welcome.

Discover the best of Tbilisi on this walking tour that takes you to many of the city's most important landmarks, as well as some hidden gems that most travelers miss. Learn all about the history and culture of the Georgian capital as your guide takes you to such sites as Metekhi Church, the monumental Mother of Georgia statue, and the fortress of Narikala.

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.