Wineries in Georgia
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Georgia is widely regarded as the birthplace of wine, with archaeological evidence of winemaking dating back approximately 8,000 years. The country is home to over 500 indigenous grape varieties, including Saperavi, Rkatsiteli, and Mtsvane. Georgian winemaking is distinguished by the qvevri method, where wine is fermented and aged in large clay vessels buried underground, a technique recognized by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage. Wineries range from large commercial producers to small family operations (marani), many of which offer tastings, tours, and direct sales. The primary wine-producing region is Kakheti in eastern Georgia, though notable production also occurs in Kartli, Imereti, and Racha-Lechkhumi.
Notable Wineries
Chateau Mukhrani (Tbilisi) — chateau mukhrani is a historic winery located on the former estate of prince ivane mukhranbatoni, approximately 60 km from tbilisi; Pheasants Tears (Tbilisi) — pheasants tears produces exceptional natural wines using traditional georgian qvevri (clay vessel) fermentation; and Winery Khareba (Telavi) — winery khareba is one of georgia's major wine producers, headquartered in the kakheti region near telavi.
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Adjarian Wine House
აჭარული ღვინის სახლი
Regional Winery
Adjarian Wine House revives forgotten grape varieties unique to the Adjara region. Our small-batch wines tell the story of coastal Georgian winemaking traditions distinct from Kakheti.
Baia's Wine
ბაიას ღვინო
Boutique Natural Winery
Baia's Wine is a boutique family winery near Sighnaghi in the Kakheti wine region, operated by Baia Abuladze, one of Georgia's emerging female winemakers. The winery produces natural wines using traditional qvevri fermentation with minimal intervention. Grape varieties include Rkatsiteli, Mtsvane, and Saperavi grown in organic vineyards. Tastings and cellar visits can be arranged by appointment.
Chateau Mukhrani
შატო მუხრანი
Historic Estate Winery
Chateau Mukhrani is a historic winery located on the former estate of Prince Ivane Mukhranbatoni, approximately 60 km from Tbilisi. The estate was built in the 1870s following French chateau architectural principles and has been fully restored. The winery produces wines using both traditional Georgian qvevri methods and European techniques, with vineyards planted to Saperavi, Goruli Mtsvane, Chinuri, and other Georgian varieties. Tours and tastings are available daily.
Pheasants Tears
ხოხბის ცრემლი
Natural Winery
Pheasants Tears produces exceptional natural wines using traditional Georgian qvevri (clay vessel) fermentation. Founded by American painter John Wurdeman and Georgian winemaker Gela Patalishvili, we farm organically and champion rare indigenous grape varieties.
Teliani Valley
თელიანი ველი
Premium Winery
Teliani Valley is one of Georgias leading wine producers, crafting premium wines from the finest Kakheti grapes. We balance respect for Georgian winemaking heritage with modern techniques to produce world-class wines.
Winery Khareba
ღვინის მარანი ხარება
Major Wine Producer
Winery Khareba is one of Georgia's major wine producers, headquartered in the Kakheti region near Telavi. The winery is known for its 7.7 km underground wine tunnel carved into the Caucasus rock, which maintains a natural temperature of 12-14 degrees Celsius for wine storage. The facility offers guided tours through the tunnel, tastings of both qvevri and European-method wines, a traditional Georgian restaurant, and vineyard walks. Khareba produces wines from major Georgian varieties including Saperavi, Rkatsiteli, Kisi, and Khikhvi.
Wineries in Georgia: Common Questions
- What are the best wineries to visit in Georgia?
- Wineries worth visiting in Georgia include Chateau Mukhrani (chateau mukhrani is a historic winery located on the former estate of prince ivane..); Pheasants Tears (pheasants tears produces exceptional natural wines using traditional georgian qvevri (clay..); Winery Khareba (winery khareba is one of georgia's major wine producers, headquartered in the kakheti region..). Georgia's winemaking tradition spans 8,000 years, and many wineries offer tours showing the traditional qvevri (clay vessel) method recognized by UNESCO.
- Can I visit wineries and do tastings in Georgia?
- Yes, most Georgian wineries welcome visitors for tastings and tours. Chateau Mukhrani, Pheasants Tears and Winery Khareba all offer visitor experiences. The Kakheti wine region east of Tbilisi has the highest concentration of wineries, though production also happens in Kartli, Imereti, and other regions.
- Where can I find wineries outside Tbilisi?
- Wineries are also available in Telavi, Sighnaghi, Batumi. Notable options include Winery Khareba. Use the city filter above to browse listings by location.
- How are wineries verified in this directory?
- Each listing is verified through official sources including government registries, business websites, and direct submissions. Currently 3 of 6 wineries are verified, including Chateau Mukhrani, Pheasants Tears and Winery Khareba. See our verification policy for details.
- How can I suggest a correction to a winery listing?
- If you notice inaccurate information for any winery listing, submit a correction through our corrections page. All corrections are reviewed before being applied.