I liked everything about this trip! Since the start, i was welcomed super nicely by the tour organizer. Then comes the group, all of them were so friendly and we all enjoyed each other's company. The tour guide was super professional and knowledgeable! He did not mind speaking russian and english at the same time even though we were only 3 english speakers. And the information he was giving was so rich! Thank you for making my trip memorable!
Whole day Wine Tour to Kakheti from Tbilisi














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Manavi
Bodbe Monastery of St. Nino
Sighnaghi
Telavi
Gombori Pass
21 Ovanes Tumaniani St, Ovanes Tumaniani Street, Tbilisi, Georgia, GE, 0105
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+5 photosGood experience of tasting Georgian wines in Kakheti, and lunch with the great views of the Caucasus Mountains.
Fantastic tour. Tried homemade and traditional wines as well as visiting the beautiful monastery of Saint Nino. Tour guide has fantastic English and Russian speaking skills and was very interesting. Definitely great value for money and recommend!





It was amazing day with amazing people! We Been in the Bodbe monastery, there we saw Alazani Valley and we enjoy wonderful walk tour in the city of love Signagi





Thanks a lot!!!
If you are primarily an English speaker and have no ability to communicate in the local language, be warned that most of the conversations by the guide will not be translated but there is non stop talking on the mic. Also do not consider it a wine tour, they barely touch upon the wine making and you will not set foot in a wine yard. To be fair they were nice.
Dear guest, Thank you for your review. Your feedback is important for us, but you also need to be honest in your reviews. When you say you weren't taken to a winery, you're being disingenuous. You were taken to two places: in the village of Manavi to home-made wine and in Telavi to traditional wine. And you had FREE tastings at both places. The grape harvest is over, and it's certainly impossible to show the winemaking process all year long. Our guides speak several languages, and you're the first person whose basic level of English didn't like it. Based on your requirements, you should have taken a private tour, but for the pennies you're paying, that's not realistic in any country. I wish you good luck and a little sincerity in your reviews. After all, these people really worked hard for you.

Wine Tasting with Snacks and Sommelier in Wine store Orbeliani














