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This isn’t just any meal—it’s a true celebration of Georgian food, wine, and culture.
We’ve brought together the best elements of all of the traditional supra’s we’ve attended to create a one-of-a-kind dining experience, where every guest becomes part of the celebration.
🍷 A Journey Through Georgian Food & Wine – Enjoy a generous spread of local dishes, with and even more generous pour of traditional wines.
🥂 Tamada & Toasts – Experience the art of the Georgian toast, led by a Tamada (toastmaster) who guides the flow of the feast with heartfelt and humorous toasts.
🎶 Polyphonic Singing & Traditions – Listen to the beautiful harmonies of Georgian polyphonic singing, a cherished cultural tradition.
🍽️ An Interactive & Memorable Experience – More than just a meal, this is a chance to connect, celebrate, and experience Georgian hospitality at its finest.
Whether you’re new to Georgian feast traditions or already a fan, this supra offers an authentic and immersive way to experience one of the country’s most treasured customs.
Join us for an unforgettable evening!
Also bookable as a private tour / out of season. The ideal number of guests for a lively supra is 6 to 14, hence why this is our only scheduled tour that allows for larger groups.
It was an intimate setting, with home cooking, exceptional artisanal wines, singing, dancing, and storytelling. It was an experience that made us want to see more of this wonderful country and its people.
The above summary relates to weekly scheduled tours. For private tour bookings, this itinerary can run on any date year round, alternative start time, pickup location, under 18s (with guardian), groups larger than 7 etc. Select private or custom tour below. Prices may vary.
The initial listed price is based on 1 adult traveling in a group of 7 people on a scheduled tour. Groups of 5 or more adults receive discounts, even when not booked as a group. If you booked at a higher price and your tour ends up with 5 or more people after you booked, we will inform you and refund you any owed savings on the day of the tour. Prices vary for private and custom tours as well as any extras you may book.
Important: Wine is unlimited. Monitor your own drinking and enjoy a fun wine dinner!
From Tbilisi to Kakheti and back. One of the closest parts of the Kakheti region, 50 to 60 minutes from Tbilisi.
4 pm to 10:30 pm (6.5 Hours). Saturdays (Apr to Oct). Or book a private or on-demand version of this tour any day or time of year (a surcharge may apply in some cases)
Yes, from all central Tbilisi accommodation. Alternative starting point? Book a private tour.
Make a quick stop at a fortified cathedral, dating back to the 6th century. Visit the serene interior garden are and see the central ruins and worn frescos, as well as the 16th century bell tower.
Departure time may vary depending on the preferences of your group.
As the tour fills up, we can offer additional discounts. Even if you book solo, if enough other people join the group, you will pay less. We email you the final price a day or 2 before your trip commences. The trip needs 4 adults minimum to run, but you can also book solo as others will likely join you even if you are the first to book a specific date.
| 2 to 3 Adults | 4-5 Adults | 6 to 7 Adults | 8+ Adults |
| Minimum 4. Possible with a supplement. | 400 GEL pp | 350 GEL pp | Contact us for a private booking |
If traveling with children under 18, you must book a private tour.
If you need customizations or a different date when this tour is not scheduled to run, submit a private tour enquiry instead of the booking form.
The ultimate authentic Georgian feast experience. Join a local artisan winemaker and their family. Interactive dining with the Tamada (toastmaster), Polyphonic singing, abundant food & wine.
No. Most of the tour has indoor and outdoor options, so can run any time of year and in any weather.
The only currency accepted by vendors for buying wine/gifts etc. to take home, is the national currency GEL. You can get this from any ATM and your driver will be happy to stop at one.
Purchase of our tours is normally in GEL based on the current exchange rate for the USD pricing of the tours. We’ll advise you of the exchange rate by email shortly before the tour date.
The initial standard price listed on our tour webpages is based on 1 adult traveling in a group of 2 to 4 people on a scheduled tour. Groups of 5 or more adults receive discounts. If you booked at full price and your tour ends up with 5 or more people after you booked, we will refund you any owed savings. This is done on the morning of the tour to ensure we know the exact number of people who actually took the tour, and can account for last minute sign ups and no-shows when calculating the final price.
The final discount will vary depending on the exact number of guests in the vehicle. We always honor discounts and will normally contact you about the expected final price the day before your tour, if it has changed since you initial booking.
Prices vary for private and custom tours (we’ll give you an exact quote based on what you want to book) as well as any extras you may book in addition to the scheduled tours.
Yes, with advance notice. The standard inclusions contain pork or veal, dairy, walnuts and gluten.
Vegetarian options are available (and popular in Georgia!) at all main meal stops but must be requested at the time of booking, as family hosts prepare food specifically for the group.
Vegan options are possible but a bit more limited as Georgian cuisine can be dairy heavy. Khinkali, on some not all of our tours (check specific inclusions for this tour), has a vegetarian (cheese) or vegan (mushroom) filling option by advanced request.
Vegan + Gluten Free as a combined need of a single individual is essentially impossible to cater for as this would restrict you to essentially eating a few vegetable dishes our small home cooks are not able to cater for something this limited unfortunately.
If you are full celiac (not just gluten intolerant) we do not have the scope to guarantee protection against cross-contamination in small home kitchens. It’s better not to book the tour if you would have severe reactions to gluten if any of your food accidentally had gluten in. Regular gluten-free is absolutely no problem though you will miss out on Khinkali and Khachapuri, Georgia’s two national dishes, we can’t offer gluten-free alternatives to this though we can sometimes substitute Khachapuri with Mchadi which is a west Georgian corn bread
If you have a serious nut allergy that could result in anaphylactic shock or other serious effects please ensure you bring an epi pen with you on the tour please ensure you notify us at time of booking that your walnut allergy is that serious and please advise the guide at the start of your tour where the epipen is and any instructions they may need on using it – or who else accompanying you would be responsible for using it. Walnuts are one of the primary foodstuffs in Georgian cuisine. We absolutely can cater easily for those who cannot eat walnuts. There is plenty other food to eat. But small cross-contamination risk is sometimes possible and cannot be avoided so it is essential that you are prepared for this.
The price you pay is the exact price it costs us to run the service (paying guides and vendors for what they provide etc.) plus a margin of 10% to 30% to cover marketing costs, office staff, and so we run at a profit (otherwise we’ll go out of business!). The margin depends on the amount of people, and type of tour. We actually subsidize tours with only 2 people on, out of our margin, to keep our pricing competitive, and because we’d rather have our guides out and getting paid, than get greedy and penalize small groups.
We always try to price transparently and as fairly as possible and to pay guides and vendors above average in order to retain the best people.
Information on cancellation and refund policy is here: https://eatthistours.com/terms-conditions-of-service/
Private tours guarantee:
Private tours do not guarantee:
Both options offer a premium, all-inclusive look at authentic Georgian food and wine culture. To use a simple hospitality analogy: our Superior tours are like booking a beautifully appointed, quality room at a top-tier boutique hotel, while our Signature tours are like upgrading to that hotel’s top-floor suite. (Please note this is just a metaphor for the level of inclusions – overnight accommodation is not included in our day trips!)
Here is how the two package levels break down:
Premium Authentic vs. “Luxury”
There is a distinct line between our Premium Authentic experiences and artificial luxury. A luxury approach in Georgia typically prioritises styled, highly modernised chateaus designed to project a polished “luxury identity,” paired with cost-prohibitive VIP vehicles that drive up prices without adding genuine substance. Our Premium Authentic approach focuses entirely on the Real Georgia – with occasionally just a taste of the more modern for balance. We pair modern, comfortable, air-conditioned transport, careful drivers, and elevated authentic food and wine. We focus on genuine hospitality rather than venues that just look fancy on the surface. Sitting down with a winemaker at their family table to hear them personally explain their wines feels far more premium authentic than any high-end, modern chateau restaurant meal.
If I book a Superior Tour, am I getting a basic or scaled-back experience?
Never basic! We do not offer low-cost, mass-market commercial tours. Every single itinerary we run is built from the ground up to be a top-tier package. With a Superior tour, you still get well-kept, comfortable transport, a dedicated expert guide, top-quality food, and exceptional authentic wines all day long. If a Signature tour is out of your budget, the Superior tour still delivers a generous, uncompromised premium experience – just a little shorter, less indulgent, and hence less expensive.
2 DAYS. Every Mon, 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.
7 Days per week. And on-demand daily. 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). Replaced by winter wine tour (Dec to Mar).
