This small village in the Vayots Dzor region of southern Armenia is the epicentre of Armenian wine culture – the place the country’s most celebrated grape is named after, the gateway to the oldest winery ever discovered, and the home of a wine festival that draws thousands of visitors to its streets every October. It...Read More

If you’ve spent any time exploring Georgian wine – the qvevri-aged ambers, the supra table that never seems to empty, the winemakers who talk about their vines the way other people talk about family – then Armenia will feel both familiar and completely new. The two countries share a border, a Caucasian climate, and thousands...Read More

Planning a trip to Georgia in 2026? It never ceases to amaze me how much this little country has to offer. You can explore the charming streets of Tbilisi, sip amazing (and affordable) local wine, relax on Black Sea beaches, and see snow-capped mountains all in one trip. The best part? Georgia is known for...Read More

Georgia has officially introduced a new entry rule for international visitors, effective January 1, 2026, and if you’re planning a trip this year, you’ll want to be prepared. The change is simple, but important: all tourists must now have valid health and accident insurance covering their entire stay in the country. This applies to everyone...Read More

Tbilisi Travel Guide / Georgia Arrival Guide: Welcome to Tbilisi, Capital of the Republic of Georgia, nestled between the Caucasus mountains to the north, the Black Sea to the west, Azerbaijan and the Caspian sea to the east, and Armenia and Turkey to the south. This Georgia arrival guide will get you up to speed...Read More

Discover & Distribute Georgia’s Artisan Wines We connect importers, retailers, and wine professionals with outstanding & unique Georgian qvevri wines – sourced directly from trusted, independent producers – without the headaches. Let’s Talk Wine – Submit Inquiry Complete B2B Wine Conulting, Sourcing, Consolidation & Export Services Navigating the complex ecosystem of Georgian wine export requires...Read More

When people think of Georgian bread, Khachapuri is usually the first thing that comes to mind. But Georgia’s bread culture is much deeper and more diverse than this famous cheese-filled favorite. Across the country, bakeries and home kitchens produce a wide range of breads, each with its own unique ingredients, preparation methods, and regional variations....Read More

As Georgia’s wine capital, Kakheti balances traditional craft with new approaches – and the results speak for themselves. What makes this place special? Rare grape varieties you won’t find anywhere else, ancient techniques that have stood the test of time, and winemakers who honor their heritage while pushing boundaries. From rich reds to distinctive amber...Read More

Khinkali, Georgia’s beloved dumplings, are more than just a dish—they are a cultural icon. The khinkali recipe has been passed down through generations, preserving the authentic flavors and techniques of Georgian cuisine. Bursting with flavor and tradition, khinkali offer a uniquely Georgian culinary experience that every traveler should try. Whether you’re a first-timer or a...Read More

Ah, spring in Georgia. The perfect blend of mild temperatures, blossoming flowers, and the ideal time to explore its historic towns and scenic landscapes. Whether you’re strolling through Tbilisi’s cobblestone streets, enjoying a warm afternoon wine tasting in Kakheti, or hiking some of the country’s scenic trails, the weather is just right for outdoor adventures....Read More