What's included in the 8-day Georgia Wine Tour price?

The package includes 7 nights' accommodation across three hotels, daily winemaking experiences and tastings, visits to cultural attractions, expert guidance, and a private tour format. Transport between locations is included; confirm exact inclusions (meals, entrance fees) at booking.

Will I learn how Georgian wine is actually made?

Yes. The tour includes visits to working vineyards where you'll observe and learn traditional Georgian winemaking methods, including the ancient qvevri (clay vessel fermentation) technique that dates back millennia.

Why stay in three different hotels?

Each region of Georgia has distinct wine traditions, landscapes, and cultural heritage. Staying in three hotels lets you experience this regional variation firsthand—lowland vineyards, mountain monasteries, and urban cultural sites—rather than staying based in one city.

Do I need wine knowledge to join?

No. The tour is designed for all levels, from curious beginners to experienced enthusiasts. Your guide will teach you about Georgian wine styles, history, and tasting techniques throughout the 8 days.

Is this a private tour or group tour?

This is a private tour format, meaning your group travels together with a dedicated guide. Confirm your group size and any solo/pair joining options with the operator at booking.

What should I pack for a Georgian wine tour in autumn?

Pack layers for varying temperatures across regions, comfortable walking shoes for vineyards and archaeological sites, a light jacket, sunscreen, and a refillable water bottle. September–October weather is generally mild, but highland areas can be cooler.

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About this activity

Immerse yourself in Georgia's ancient wine culture across 8 days, staying in three hand-picked hotels while visiting renowned vineyards, learning traditional winemaking methods, and exploring the country's most compelling cultural and natural sites. This deep-dive experience reveals why Georgia is considered the birthplace of wine—with 8,000 years of continuous production.

During private wine tour package you will stay in 3 great hotels to understand unique traditions of Georgian winemaking, drink well known Georgian wines and visit various tourist attractions of Georgia daily basis. Duration – 7 Nights.

Highlights

✓Stay in three distinct hotels across different regions to experience regional variation
✓Visit working vineyards and learn traditional Georgian winemaking (including qvevri fermentation methods)
✓Taste award-winning Georgian wines paired with local cuisine
✓Explore major cultural attractions daily, from Tbilisi's Old Town to mountain monasteries
✓Small-group format allows personalised attention and flexible pacing
✓Includes accommodation, expert guidance, and curated wine experiences

Insider tips

★Book during grape harvest season (September–October) for vineyard energy and active winemaking to observe
★Pack layers—Georgia's regions range from warm lowlands to cooler highlands; early morning tastings can be cool
★Arrive in Tbilisi a day early to adjust to local time and explore independently before the tour begins

Good to know

•7 nights' accommodation across 3 hotels included; 8 days total duration
•Private tour format; confirm group size and vehicle type at booking
•Wine tastings throughout; non-drinkers should notify operator in advance for alternatives
•Comfortable walking shoes essential for vineyard tours and cultural site exploration

Who it's for

Wine enthusiasts and sommeliers seeking in-depth knowledge of Georgian viticultureCultural explorers interested in ancient traditions and regional diversityFood-focused travellers who want cuisine paired with wine experiencesSmall-group tour lovers who prefer personalised itineraries over mass tourism

Best time to visit

September to November offers ideal weather, active grape harvest, and optimal vineyard conditions. May to June is also excellent for blooming countryside and comfortable temperatures, with fewer tourists than peak summer.

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James W.

Jun 2026

our host Joseph had so many stories and a glass of the local red was the highlight, and miles ahead of a similar food tour we tried in Porto, loved it

Esme S.

Apr 2026

So nice this one, a fish taco from a tiny street stall was amazing and Aiko the host explain everything good. Better than Porto for sure, we go again!

James P.

Feb 2026

our host Beatriz really knew their stuff and the lamb kofte was the highlight. Used it for our summer trip so it wasnt too busy. Used it for our summer trip, and fine even with my dodgy knee, and tried about 8 dishes. Would book again no question, 10/10

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