TYPE
Day Tour
DURATION
11 Hours
Live Tour Guide
English & Russian
PRICE
69 USD Per Person
Georgia is a country that is well-known for its welcoming people, delicious food, and fascinating landscapes; it is a country that is like a winery that sings a lullaby.
Georgia is the birthplace of 500 different types of wine, out of a total of 2000 known varieties worldwide. On this private wine tour from Tbilisi, we will travel to Kakheti, where the Georgians have been making wine for the past six millennia.
The first stop will be at the Gombori Mountain Range, part of the Greater Caucasus Mountains. It is in the Kakheti region of eastern Georgia. It is 107 kilometers long, and its highest point is 1,991 meters above sea level.
The first stop will be at the Gombori Mountain Range, part of the Greater Caucasus Mountains. It is in the Kakheti region of eastern Georgia. It is 107 kilometers long, and its highest point is 1,991 meters above sea level.
After that, we stop at Shumi, a Georgian winery that many people think is one of the best in the country. In ancient Georgia, a wine that had not been changed in any way was called "Shumi."
In Georgian mythology, the griffin is called "Phaskunji," and it is shown as the company's logo. An old story says that this mythical creature was the one who brought the very first grape feast to the people.
After that, people on Earth started growing vineyards and making wine from these grapes. "SHUMI" is the name of a winery that makes almost all of the high-quality Georgian wines on the list (analogous to Bordeaux wine AOC).
The company also makes "Lori" brandy, "Kahetian Chacha," and "Kahetian Chacha special" grape grappas that are aged in oak barrels. It also makes a "bio" (organic) wine and "Zigu," an original, natural drink made with special technology. After the tour and wine tasting at the Shumi Winery, we have lunch at the winery's restaurant.
The conception of the Corporation Kindzmarauli in 1533 is closely linked to the building of the Kvareli stronghold in the same year. It is said that the wine Marani, also called King Levan Didi of Kakheti, was built at the same time as the other royal buildings.
The conception of the Corporation Kindzmarauli in 1533 is closely linked to the building of the Kvareli stronghold in the same year. It is said that the wine Marani, also called King Levan Didi of Kakheti, was built at the same time as the other royal buildings.
When trying the company's wine, customers should be able to smell, feel, and taste the unique qualities of the place where the vines were grown. This will help them learn about the traditions and history of the vineyards.
So, the company makes unique, traditional wines that have the legal right to carry the name and identity of their place of origin. After the building tour is over, you'll taste some wine.
Ilia Chavchavadze is a well-known Georgian author, and the lake that bears his name was named after him. People made the lake. It is in the Alazani valley, in the northern part of Kakheti.
It is close to the village of Kvareli and the Saperavi vineyards, where the Kindzmarauli wine comes from. Locals come here to spend the whole day relaxing by the water, and tourists come here to take a break while touring Kakheti.
Right in the middle of Kakheti is the resort at Ilia Lake. Beautiful views of nature, fresh air, the Grand Boulevard, sports stadiums, places to rent boats and bicycles, and a lake that can be biked around. There are also a lot of great restaurants and cafes. You'll find everything you need to have a great time and a tasty meal here.
Submit your cancellation request at least 24 hours before the scheduled tour date for a full refund.
Tour proceeds as planned no matter the weather conditions. Hence, you should dress accordingly in respect to weather. For vegetarians, there meals are available upon request.
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