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Tour Code - WG - 002. Group size - Max. 12

Welcome to Georgia

12/04/2024 - 19/04/2024

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  • Shatili and Mutso

    Shatili and Mutso are two medieval fortification villages in Khevsureti province. One of the best touristic destination in Georgia.

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  • Harvest festival

    The Harvest Festival, is the ideal time to visit Georgia. Therefore, our small winery “Wine Trails”, with great pleasure, invites you to join the exclusive “Harvest Festival” tour. Our winery is more than just a place to enjoy good wine and food. It is a place, where people come together, to celebrate life and create unforgettable memories. We produce natural wines using traditional Georgian methods. Guests will have the opportunity to participate in the fascinating process of winemaking and chacha distillation during the harvest festival. The tour includes cooking classes where guests can learn how to prepare traditional Georgian dishes, adding an impressive cultural element to your experience. So, let's get started…

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  • Welcome to Georgia

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  • Pilgrimage in Georgia

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  • Harvest in Kakheti

    Harvesting is strictly related to weather conditions, and if weather conditions do not allow us to continue the regular collection of grapes, we will arrange for you an alternative solution to get the best from the day. Therefore, our route for this tour should be flexible, no fixed dates, just a promise of excellent wine tasting and delicious food combined with a trip to some of the most beautiful parts of Georgia at the time that suits you. Be part of an exciting wine day.

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  • Twins Wine Cellar

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  • Alaverdi Monastery Cellar

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  • Schuchmann Wines Georgia

    Is an ultra-premium winery specializing in famous indigenous Georgian grape varieties. It was founded in 2008 by Schuchmann family in a very center of Georgian wine growing zone in Tsinandali.

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  • Wine Trails Winery

    WELCOME TO “WINE TRAILS” Winery, where wine make by the Friends – For the friends. Our friendship has been going already 54 years, from first class of the school, since 1969. A dream to have our own winery, we had a long time ago, but we started to fulfill our dream in 2019 after pandemic was started. Wine Trails Winery located in KAKHETI wine region, Village IKALTO, Alazani valley.

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  • Shatili and Mutso

    Shatili and Mutso are two medieval fortification villages in Khevsureti province. One of the best touristic destination in Georgia.

    Read More...
  • Harvest festival

    The Harvest Festival, is the ideal time to visit Georgia. Therefore, our small winery “Wine Trails”, with great pleasure, invites you to join the exclusive “Harvest Festival” tour. Our winery is more than just a place to enjoy good wine and food. It is a place, where people come together, to celebrate life and create unforgettable memories. We produce natural wines using traditional Georgian methods. Guests will have the opportunity to participate in the fascinating process of winemaking and chacha distillation during the harvest festival. The tour includes cooking classes where guests can learn how to prepare traditional Georgian dishes, adding an impressive cultural element to your experience. So, let's get started…

    Read More...
  • Welcome to Georgia

    There are many wonderful countries in the world where you can find many interesting sights. But if you are looking for a place of incredible beauty with a fascinating history and kind, hospitable people, you need to find your way to Georgia, in a country full of contrasts, where East meets West.

    Read More...
  • Pilgrimage in Georgia

    Georgian Orthodox church, autocephalous church of the Orthodox communion in Georgia. The church is one of the most ancient Christian communities in the world. The Georgians adopted Christianity through the ministry of a woman, St. Nino, early in the 4th century. In the Middle Ages, Georgia experienced several periods of political expansion, during which the church developed remarkably rich traditions of art, architecture, and literature.

    Read More...
  • Harvest in Kakheti

    Harvesting is strictly related to weather conditions, and if weather conditions do not allow us to continue the regular collection of grapes, we will arrange for you an alternative solution to get the best from the day. Therefore, our route for this tour should be flexible, no fixed dates, just a promise of excellent wine tasting and delicious food combined with a trip to some of the most beautiful parts of Georgia at the time that suits you. Be part of an exciting wine day.

    Read More...