Top Tbilisi Wine, Beer & Spirits

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.’

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

Discover the nightlife scene of Tbilisi with this pub crawl. Start the evening by tasting Georgian wine and traditional snacks at a wine bar. Follow a local guide to visit three bars and experience the atmosphere of Tbilisi after dark. Finish the night out with dancing at a nightclub.

The Old Town is Tbilisi’s most atmospheric district, full of cobblestone lanes, historic churches, and different architectural styles. On this tour, explore the Old Town on foot, stopping to admire landmarks such as the Anchiskhati Basilica, Narikala Fortress, and the Churches of Sioni and Metekhi. Along the way, learn about Tbilisi’s long history as you stand on Freedom Square, trace the Persian and Russian influences throughout the city, and admire the modern Bridge of Peace.

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.

Welcome to Georgia, a land where the Jewish community has flourished for over 26 centuries without enduring persecution. Jewish settlers found sanctuary here and integrated seamlessly into Georgian society in a remarkable testament to harmony and coexistence. Throughout the ages, they've preserved their distinct culture and faith, embraced as cherished members of the Georgian family. Begin your tour at the David Baazov Georgian-Jewish Friendship Museum, symbolizing the enduring bond between the two communities. Stroll down Leselidze Street, once bustling with Jewish life, and uncover the vibrant stories of resilience and solidarity. Visit two synagogues, each a testament to the enduring spirit of Georgian Jewry. Unravel the rich tapestry of Georgian-Jewish heritage, a testament to the enduring power of unity and acceptance.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Discover the Heart of Georgian Wine – Kakheti Day Tour Explore Kakheti, Georgia’s famed wine region, known for its stunning landscapes and ancient traditions. Taste fresh bread and local cheese in Badiauri Village, visit the spiritual Bodbe Monastery, and wander through Sighnaghi—the romantic “City of Love.” Enjoy a traditional lunch with Alazani Valley views and sample wines, chacha, and cognac at a local family winery. Wrap up the day with a scenic drive through Telavi before heading back to Tbilisi.

Spend a half-day immersed in the regional cuisine of Georgia in a Tbilisi local’s kitchen. Your private group will enjoy personalized attention and an intimate atmosphere as you learn to make dishes such as khachapuri, khinkali, fkhali, and others. Your hosts will explain the importance that each dish has in the local cuisine as you cook; then sit down to eat the feast you’ve made with more conversation about Georgian culture and food.

Discover Georgia’s UNESCO-listed Jvari Monastery with its stunning hilltop views, and explore Mtskheta, the 2,600 year old ancient capital of Georgia, home to the Svetitskhoveli Cathedral believed to hold the robe of Jesus.

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 to know Georgia’s complex cuisine and wine culture on this group tour and cooking class. Head to the home of a local family and learn how to prepare six different traditional Georgian dishes. Hear stories about the history of cuisine. Sample wine and chacha and eat the food you have prepared.