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The majority of all our guests book our 4 top Kakheti wine tours + our Kakheti harvest tours. We spent 3 years refining these to be the perfect balance of wine, food, history, sightseeing, and hospitality. Meet winemakers and share food & drink with them. Explore the wonder and heritage of Georgian wine country.
6 Days per week. And on-demand daily. Replaced by winter wine tour (Dec to Mar). Most diverse wine trip. multi-course pairing menu lunch. Family dinner. Visit the mountain village of Signagi with stunning views of the Caucasus mountains. Visit 3 wineries, taste 11+ wines across 2+ wine appellations (PDO).
5 Days Per Week (Apr-Aug). Replaced by harvest tour (Sept/Oct). Replaced by winter wine tour (Dec to Mar). And on-demand daily, year-round. 1-day tour taking a deep dive into traditional wine & food culture/history in Georgia’s most popular wine region, Kakheti. A fun, relatively busy day.
2 DAYS. Every Wed & Fri (Apr to Oct), and on-demand daily, year-round. Explore both the Alazani and Iori valleys (Kakheti wine region) and wake up to breathtaking Caucasus mountain views, surrounded by vines. Pass through more than 5 wine appellations (PDO), and visit independent wineries along the way, tasting and eating as you go.
In addition to our popular scheduled small group Kakheti wine tours, we also offer alternative itineraries and fully custom tours. Everything is available to be booked on-demand or as a private group of any size. For sommeliers, wine industry professionals or journalists etc. we can plan a custom itinerary to meet your exact specialist interests.
Our most off-track and unique itineraries are only for those looking to venture way off the tourist trail and discover small batch wines that you will never have tasted and likely never taste again.
Our two most popular tours above are still the better choice for the majority of our guests, especially if it is your first visit to Georgia. Our explorer trips are best suited only for those wanting to step way out of their comfort zone.
Wine Explorer trips are one-off, unique itineraries. Each itinerary only runs once, ever.
Rtveli (Georgian: რთველი) is Georgia’s wine harvest festival. It encompasses the whole process, from picking the grapes, through processing them into the wine vessels (qvevri) and the supra (lively feast) that follows. Every family that makes their own wine will have a Rtveli of their own.
Our tours focus on the most authentic harvest experiences possible. We have 3 types of Rtveli (harvest) tours, all of which include the essential elements of Rtveli:
Real Family Rtveli – Join a real harvest and help a local family make their wine for the season. Traditional Supra (feast) cooking class and more! Late Aug To Early Nov (but mostly done by late Oct)
(Late Aug + Sept + Oct + Early Nov). 1 Day wine harvest (Rtveli) experience, including cultural stops, visit a qvevri builder and picking/stomping of grapes.
From artistically presented modern Georgian cuisine with fine wines, to toasting to the ancestors of Georgia with Bacho the winemaker in his wine cellar while eating the khachapuri his wife prepared for us in their home kitchen. All in one day! Eat This! Tours more than delivered on the authenticity (and quantity + quality!) they promised. I am now recommending their tours to everyone I know going to Georgia. See original review on TripAdvisor.
The most common question we get asked is, why are our tours more expensive than some others? There are a multitude of answers. If you never took our tours before, you’d have no idea how much value you get for the price. Which is why those who do join us, overwhelmingly leave 5 star reviews, recommend us to others and return time and again to take new tours with us.
Our tours cost exactly the price of goods and services (restaurants, wine tastings, home made food, tour guide, vehicles, fuel) + margin for the company (to cover admin staff, marketing and so we make a profit, otherwise the business would close). The margin is about 10% to 30% depending on the type of tour and number of guests. Basically, if you spent years in Georgia researching, making contacts, planning your own trip, you could do the exact same trips as we provide for 10% to 30% less than we charge. But, for that margin, we saved you a lot of time :-)
The core difference between our tours and cheap trips is that we take you to exclusive, authentic, immersive, private and high quality places, rather than cheap mass tourism wineries and restaurants that offer kickbacks to tour companies that bring tourists. Small groups (max 7) rather than a big bus (10 to 30 people). All-inclusive, extensive wine and food tastings, rather than hidden costs and pay as you go extras at budget venues.
Every level of the experience should connect you with the people of Georgia, whether that is through the stories our guides tell, or the sincere interactions and hospitality of the people you’ll meet at our food and wine locations. Our small group (max 7 people) experiences always maintain a level of real connection.
From making khinkali with mother, toasting the historic cultural toasts with the tamada (toastmaster) to experiencing traditional singing & dancing* in the homes of the Georgian people.
*NOTE: Singing & dancing is not always available, please let us know if you want this experience and we will try to book it in for you.
We weave a picture of Georgia through a combination of hands-on activities and enthusiastic guides & hosts. Because of our small groups, full immersion into the culture is really possible, without feeling like a tourist on the sidelines.
If food & wine are the core reason why you travel, you are not alone. If trying a large variety of different flavors and tastes is your priority, especially if you want to discover some rare dishes and wines that generic food tours ignore, you are in good company. We will introduce you to the classics like khinkali (soup dumplinds) and khachapuri (cheese bread) too, but we also help you experience food & wine culture way off the tourist menu.
Company founder Tommo has worked in international culinary tourism since 2013, blogging/podcasting and traveling to 95+ countries in search of new flavors while reviewing other company’s tours. Tommo finally settled down in Georgia in early 2019 and opened a tour company.
This international experience was the perfect vantage point to take all the best ideas from every tour he had joined worldwide, and combine them into one perfect tour experience.
With the help of some excellent Georgian sommeliers and guides, Tommo has weaved balanced tours that every foodie will love while maintaining a strong commitment to international level customer service and exceeding expectations.
Unlike many international led tour companies operating in Georgia, our founder lives in Tbilisi, Georgia, full time. Tommo doesn’t just own the company, he lives it, also leading special tours to lesser known regions himself.
