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Visit the world's oldest wine country — Georgian qvevri winemaking, Kakheti cellars, Saperavi reds, amber wines, and supra feasts. Getting there from Tbilisi.
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Explore Wine Regions in Georgia
Imereti (Georgia)
Imereti, nestled in western Georgia, offers wine enthusiasts a unique blend of ancient winemaking traditions and modern
Kakheti (Georgia)
Kakheti, nestled in eastern Georgia, is the heartland of the country's 8,000-year-old winemaking tradition. This region
Kartli (Georgia)
Kartli is Georgia's oldest wine zone, just 40 minutes from Tbilisi. Chinuri whites, Goruli Mtsvane, qvevri cellars, and
Racha-Lechkhumi (Georgia)
Nestled in the northwestern part of Georgia, Racha-Lechkhumi is a pristine wine region known for its unique grape variet
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Where to Stay in Georgia
Make the most of your Georgia wine trip by staying in the heart of wine country. From luxurious vineyard estates to cozy B&Bs, find the perfect accommodation near world-class wineries.
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