Georgia · WINE TOURS IN KUTAISI
The 15 best wine tours in Kutaisi you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Taste Georgian natural wines, qvevri traditions, chacha, cheese, and khachapuri on a small-group family winery tour from Kutaisi.
“Really nice tour not far from the city. Wonderful sampling of white and red wines with some snacks. Highly recommend - Giorgi is a friendly knowledgeable guide”
Explore Kutaisi on a one-hour English walking tour with historic squares, the White Bridge, Green Bazaar, and a glass of Georgian wine.
“Több, mint 1 órahossza volt, de nem bántam”
Visit Baia’s family winery from Kutaisi for Georgian wine, chacha, vineyard views, and a generous Imeretian feast in four hours.
“Very friendly and knowledgeable guide. The wine farm was incredibly beautiful, but the highlight was the tasty food and wine”
Explore Sataplia’s dinosaur footprints and Tetra Cave’s wine tasting near Kutaisi, with guided tours, cave halls, views, and minivan transport.
“The whole experience was very unique and special. The guide was knowledgeable, friendly and professional. The wine tasting in the cave was very classy, lighting in the caves is beautiful and the dinosaur footprints are amazing.”
Review of Kutaisi’s Gelati, Prometheus Cave, Tskaltubo sanatoriums, and wine tour, with practical tips on price, timing, stops, and value.
“Very polite and knowledgeable guide. Tour allowed us to see most of the Kutaisi surroundings. Unfortunately Gelati cathedral is under construction and you can't see much there.”
Review of Kutaisi’s 9-hour wine and monastery tour, with Gelati, Bagrati, Motsameta, Imeretian lunch, wine tasting, price, and tips.
“This tour was fantastic ! We got to learn so much thanks to our guide. The beautiful religious architecture, the history of Gerogia, the interesting spots in Kutaissi, the wine culture... It was very fun and thanks to our guide we felt very safe during the whole time.”
Spend a full day from Batumi exploring Kutaisi, tasting Georgian wines, and sharing a homemade Imerian lunch at Baia’s Wine.
“When we were about to return, the car wouldn't start and we waited for about an hour for the car problem to be resolved. In addition, we extended the journey to pick up additional passengers. We extended the journey. The way back was difficult and long. They also didn't drop us off at the place where they picked us up as promised.”
Review of Kutaisi’s 8-hour monastery, city, wine, and Georgian lunch tour, with Bagrati, Gelati, Motsameta, and Baia’s Winery.
“The day went on great. We visited 3 beautiful historical monasteries. The guide could explain in depth. The walking city was also amazing. The last stop was Baia's wineyard. This is a must visit. We were shown the whole wine making process. The lunch was home cooked meal which was really delicious and the wine served was top notch!”
Review of a private Kutaisi tour to Tskhrajvari, Nakerala Pass, Nikortsminda, and Khvanchkara wine country.
“Great trip! Beautiful scenery everywhere. Our guide was very knowledgeable and helpful. Highly recommend!”
Explore Kutaisi from Batumi with a historic city walk, Georgian lunch, and wine tasting at family-run Baia’s Winery.
“This trip didn’t exactly go as planned, so it actually only got better.”
Review of Kutaisi’s private organic wine tour, with qvevri tastings, Georgian chacha, gourmet lunch, private transport, and practical tips.
“We had a great time with our private winetour and visit to two organic winemakers. Highly recomendable. The lunch was maybe the best meal we had in Georgia :-) So many thanks to Igavi Wines.”
Review of Kutaisi’s $82 wine tour to Baia’s family winery, with vineyard visit, Georgian lunch, three wines, and Chacha tasting.
Taste four qvevri wines and chacha with a winemaker at a family shop near Bagrati Cathedral in Kutaisi.
Review of a private Kutaisi tour to Tskhrajvari, Racha, Shaori Lake, Nikortsminda, and Khvanchkara winery.
Taste four Georgian wines, chacha, and homemade snacks at a family cellar near Kutaisi, with warm local hosts and cultural stories.
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