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Georgian Wine History
02
May

The Origin of Wine: Exploring Georgian Wine History

Why has Georgian wine history captivated connoisseurs and historians alike? The answer lies in a history steeped in over 8000 years of viticulture. Georgian wine isn’t merely a beverage; it’s a living archive of human civilization, showcasing ancient techniques like the Qvevri method and thriving through a vast array of indigenous grapes. Our journey through...
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Is Georgia Country Safe in 2024? Our Essential Travel Safety Tips.
01
May

Is Georgia a Safe Country? Our Essential Travel Safety Tips

Is Georgia a Safe Country To Visit? This guide, drawing on my experiences since living here since 2019 and travels since 2016, my goal is to give you an honest look at safety, crime rates, and what to expect as an average traveler. I’ll cover regular scams to look out for, travel advisories, and safety...
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Tbilisi Wine Tasting - The Top Wine Bars in Tbilisi 2024
30
Apr

Tbilisi Wine Tasting – The Top Wine Bars in Tbilisi 2024

Wine tasting in Tbilisi is one of the main experiences tourists wish to have when visiting Georgia. As news spreads that Georgia is the birthplace of wine, many people want to visit a wine bar in Tbilisi to know what to expect before they book a full day wine tour. But which ones are the...
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Chreli-Abano, (Orbeliani Baths). One of the best sulfur baths in Tbilisi
30
Apr

Sulfur Baths in Tbilisi: A Local’s Guide for First Time Visitors

Visiting sulfur baths in Tbilisi is a must for anyone on vacation in Georgia. Their health benefits and the cultural immersion (if visiting a public bath) are a unique experience that you don’t want to miss! These historic hot springs, brimming with toasty warm and healing minerals, have been a part of Tbilisi’s identity since...
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Tskaltubo Georgia - abandoned sanitorium
30
Apr

Tskaltubo Georgia: Healing Waters & Abandoned Sanatoriums.

What’s the appeal of Tskaltubo, Georgia? Close to Kutaisi, Tskaltubo carries a rich history. It was a hot vacation spot in the Soviet Era, famous for its therapeutic mineral springs. Today, while the sanatoriums are still there, many stand as echoes of their past grandeur. Whether you visit the still open and operational thermal baths...
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UNESCO sites in Georgia - Gelati Monastery Frescoes
18
Apr

Explore the Wonders: Top UNESCO Sites in Georgia (country) for Lovers of History & Culture

Looking for UNESCO sites in Georgia? Georgia’s UNESCO landmarks are essential stops for any cultural traveler. Discover the spiritual magnetism of Jvari Monastery, the grand architecture of Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, and the distinctive towers of Ushguli. Each site offers a window into Georgia’s rich past and cultural depth. Dive into the histories and secrets of these...
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Best Time to Visit Georgia Country
15
Apr

The Best Time to Visit Georgia (Country) for an Unforgettable Trip

Planning your visit to Georgia and wondering when to go? In this article, we discuss the best time to visit Georgia Country for an unforgettable trip, whether you’re looking to explore the vibrant streets of Tbilisi, wander through ancient vineyards, or bask in the natural beauty of the Caucasus Mountains. Each season in Georgia offers...
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What is Amber Wine / Orange Wine
03
Apr

Exploring Orange Wine: A Guide to Georgian Amber Wine’s Unique Flavours

Amber wine, also known as orange wine, is white grapes made into wine but with the richness and complexity of a red wine. In this article, we’ll explore the reasons behind its unique color, its deep roots in Georgian winemaking, and how to really enjoy its hearty flavors. Come along as we take a friendly...
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Complete Guide to Georgian Chacha
26
Mar

A Complete Guide to Georgian Chacha – “Georgian Vodka”

Georgian Chacha is a distinctive Georgian alcoholic beverage that is beloved by locals but honestly makes many foreigners groan (just a little) when it’s brought to the table. This strong (I mean STRONG, often over 70% ABV) spirit is a by-product of the wine-making process and its rich history and unique production methods have been...
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