Duration

2 Days 1 Nights

Country

Georgia

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Min Pax

2-Day Wine Tour in Georgia

A 2-day wine tour in Georgia takes you into the heart of the Kakheti wine region, the birthplace of the world’s oldest winemaking tradition. This short but immersive journey blends wine tasting, vineyard exploration, gourmet food, historical sites, and authentic local culture.

Over two days, travelers visit family-owned wineries, taste unique Georgian varieties like Saperavi and Rkatsiteli, learn about the ancient Qvevri method (UNESCO-listed), and explore charming towns such as Sighnaghi—the “City of Love”—with panoramic views of the Alazani Valley.

Guests also enjoy traditional feasts, meet local winemakers, visit monasteries, and experience warm Georgian hospitality. This tour is ideal for couples, friends, and anyone wanting to combine culture, history, and world-class wine in a short escape.

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A two-day wine tour in Georgia offers a deep, immersive experience that goes far beyond simple tasting sessions. It invites travelers to slow down and absorb the rhythm of Kakheti’s vineyard-covered landscapes, where every village, every cellar, and every family has its own winemaking story. As you journey through the region, you’ll meet generations of winemakers who still craft wine using ancient qvevri buried deep in the earth—a tradition unchanged for over 8,000 years. Guests walk through vine-laced estates at sunrise, sample rare amber wines, enjoy long supra-style feasts filled with toasts, polyphonic singing, and dishes made from local ingredients. Between tastings, you’ll explore historical monasteries like Bodbe, wander the cobblestone streets of Sighnaghi, and gaze across the vast Alazani Valley framed by the snow-capped Caucasus Mountains. This short escape delivers the perfect balance of culture, history, nature, and gastronomy, creating a journey that feels both timeless and unforgettable—an experience that reveals why Georgia is not just a wine destination, but the cradle of winemaking itself.

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Day 1
Tbilisi → Kakheti (Sighnaghi, Bodbe & Winery Visits)
Day 1: Tbilisi → Kakheti (Sighnaghi, Bodbe & Winery Visits)

08:30 – Pick-up from Tbilisi

Your guide meets you at your hotel, and you begin the scenic drive toward Kakheti, passing vineyards, small villages, and views of the Gombori mountains.

10:00 – Bodbe Monastery

Visit the peaceful Bodbe Monastery, an important spiritual site with beautiful gardens and panoramic views of the Alazani Valley.

11:00 – Sighnaghi City Tour

Explore Sighnaghi, the “City of Love,” known for its colourful streets, cobblestone paths, old fortress walls, and charming architecture.

12:30 – Wine Tasting at Family Winery #1

Your first wine tasting includes Saperavi, Rkatsiteli, Kisi, and Amber wines, paired with local snacks such as churchkhela and cheese.

14:00 – Traditional Kakhetian Lunch

Enjoy a homemade-style lunch at a local Georgian family house or vineyard, complete with Georgian bread, khinkali, mtsvadi, and farm-fresh dishes.

16:00 – Wine Tasting at Estate Winery #2

Visit a larger, modern winery to experience contrast: underground cellars, qvevri rooms, and a professional guided tasting.

18:00 – Check-in at Wine Hotel / Guesthouse

Relax at a vineyard guesthouse overlooking the valley.

20:00 – Dinner with Georgian Supra

Experience a traditional supra (feast) with a local tamada (toastmaster), homemade wine, and live cultural elements (optional).

Overnight: Kakheti (Sighnaghi / Telavi region)
Day 2
Telavi Region → Tsinandali → Tbilisi
Telavi Region → Tsinandali → Tbilisi

09:00 – Vineyard Breakfast

Enjoy a slow breakfast with countryside views—fresh bread, honey, cheese, eggs, and local fruit.

10:00 – Telavi Local Market Visit

Stop at Telavi market to explore local spices, cheeses, wine, chacha, and handmade products.

11:00 – Tsinandali Estate & Museum

Tour the historic Tsinandali Palace, the home of Georgian noble poet Alexander Chavchavadze. Explore the wine cellars and taste their signature wines.

13:00 – Wine Tasting at Qvevri Winery #3

Visit an authentic qvevri producer to learn about Georgia’s UNESCO-recognized winemaking tradition. Taste natural, organic, and amber wines straight from the clay vessels.

14:30 – Lunch at a Local Winery / Restaurant

Enjoy your final Kakhetian lunch paired with premium local wine.

16:00 – Scenic Drive Back to Tbilisi

Relax on the return journey through the Gombori Pass.

18:00 – Drop-off in Tbilisi

Tour ends with drop-off at your hotel or preferred location.

Cost Info

Price includes

Pick-up or Drop-off service from and to Airport(in our own vehicle) Transportation to and from!! Food all along the trip(Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner and a cup of coffee or tea) and accommodations during the trip in hotels with family environment Transportation, food, accommodation and insurance of Guide during the trip First Aid Medical Kit(Your guide will carry the Medical Kit but we also advise to bring yourself for your own use, as far as possible) All the required permits and paperwork.

Price excludes

International Airfare Visa Charges Hotel Expenses(some packages do include hotel expenses) Your travel and medical insurance Personal Expenses such as shopping, bar bills, hot shower, telephone, laundry, titbits etc Food and accommodations in Kathmandu Services not mentioned or not promised by the agent/agency Emergency expenses such as expenses on chartered helicopter.

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What is included in the 2-day wine tour package?
The tour typically includes round-trip transportation, accommodation for one night, guided visits to top wineries, multiple wine tastings, a traditional Georgian lunch, and an English-speaking guide. Some packages may also include a cooking masterclass or a visit to cultural sites.
Which wine regions will we visit?
Most 2-day wine tours cover the famous Kakheti region, including areas like Telavi, Kvareli, and Sighnaghi. These regions are known for qvevri winemaking, scenic vineyards, and award-winning wineries.
Do I need previous wine knowledge to join the tour?
Not at all! The tour is perfect for beginners and wine enthusiasts alike. Winemakers and guides provide easy explanations about grape varieties, qvevri traditions, and tasting techniques.
What should I wear for the wine tour?
Comfortable clothing and shoes are recommended. Vineyards may involve walking on uneven ground. During cooler months, bring a light jacket, as some winery cellars can be chilly.
Are meals included, and can dietary preferences be accommodated?
Most tours include at least one breakfast and one traditional Georgian lunch. Vegetarian options are usually available upon request—just inform your guide or tour operator in advance.

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Day 1

Tbilisi → Kakheti (Sighnaghi, Bodbe & Winery Visits)

Day 2

Telavi Region → Tsinandali → Tbilisi

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What is included in the 2-day wine tour package?

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Are meals included, and can dietary preferences be accommodated?

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