Spend a private day in Imereti tasting organic, qvevri-fermented wines and sharing a gourmet local lunch. Meet the winemakers in their marani and learn the traditional techniques that make Georgian wine unique.
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A low-slung minivan slips out of Kutaisi and the city gives way to patchwork vineyards and limestone ridges. Vines climb terraces and the air carries a tang of crushed grape skins; clay cellars—marani—sit half-buried in the earth like patient hosts waiting for the day’s guests.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
7 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; mostly seated/short standing periods during tastings
Wildlife
History
Georgia’s qvevri winemaking dates back thousands of years and was recognized by UNESCO as an element of intangible cultural heritage; Imereti preserves many local grape varieties.
Conservation
The tour highlights organic producers who limit pesticides and encourage soil health; visitors are asked to respect vineyards and avoid disturbing beds or compost areas.
Reserve your spot on the Private Organic Wine Tour from Kutaisi, 2 Tastings and Lunch today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Hydrate between tastings
Bring a reusable water bottle and sip water between samples to stay comfortable over a long day of tastings.
Share dietary needs ahead
Notify the host of allergies or vegetarian requirements when booking to ensure the winery can accommodate lunch.
Pace your tasting
Ask for small pours or use the spittoon—tastings are educational, not a race; pacing keeps you present for the cellar talks.
Bring a light layer
Cellars are cool and evenings can be breezy; a light jacket will keep you comfortable between stops.
Comfortable walking shoes
Stable shoes for uneven cellar floors and short walks around vineyards.
Reusable water bottle
Staying hydrated helps during multiple tastings and travel time.
Light rain jacket or wind layer
Spring can be damp; a packable jacket keeps you dry and warm in cool cellars.
spring
Sun protection (hat & sunscreen)
Open vineyard areas offer little shade during summer stops.
summer