Start at Fabrika and spend five convivial hours moving through Old Town—an unlimited-wine kickoff followed by four local bars, welcome shots, and guided insights into Tbilisi’s nightlife. Ideal for travelers who want a compact, social dive into Georgian drinking culture.
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The crawl begins in the raw industrial courtyard of Fabrika, where laughter echoes off muraled walls and the hostel lobby buzzes with travelers. Groups gather, glasses are raised, and the first stop—a cozy wine bar—becomes a warm introduction to Georgia's ancient vintages. After cheese boards and ice-breaker games, the streets of Old Town take over: lantern-lit alleys, a passing glimpse of St. George's statue, and the TV tower high above watching the procession.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
5 hours
Fitness Level
Basic mobility and the ability to walk short distances and stand in bars for extended periods.
Wildlife
History
Tbilisi’s Old Town grew around hot springs and trade routes; Georgian wine culture dates back thousands of years with traditional qvevri winemaking still honored today.
Conservation
Support small local bars and avoid single-use plastics when possible; dispose of bottles and litter responsibly to protect pedestrian neighborhoods.
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Carry photo ID
Most venues require ID and the tour enforces an 18+ minimum—bring your passport or national ID.
Hydrate between drinks
Alternate wine or shots with water to keep energy steady during the five-hour crawl.
Wear sturdy shoes
Expect uneven cobblestones and short walks between bars—comfortable footwear keeps the night enjoyable.
Keep tabs on the group
The guide manages timing but streets are busy—agree on a meet-up spot and keep the guide’s phone handy.
Photo ID (passport or national ID)
Required for entry and to confirm the minimum age of 18.
Comfortable walking shoes
Cobbled streets and uneven surfaces make supportive footwear important.
Reusable water bottle
Stay hydrated between drinks—many guides provide short water breaks.
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Small cash and card
Some smaller bars prefer cash for tips or quick purchases.