Best wineries to visit in Adjara

By Mariam Lomidze, Culture & Events Reporter · 05/11/2026

Selected by the GTour desk from the national register of licensed places. Published November 2026; reviewed yearly. No place pays to appear.

Adjara is better known abroad for its Black Sea coastline than for wine, yet the region has its own quiet viticultural identity, built around the Chkhaveri grape and the terraced vineyards that climb the hills of Keda and the Ajaristskali valley. Away from the beach resorts, small cellars and family wineries work plots that have been planted for generations, offering a different side of the region to travellers willing to head inland.

This list was compiled by the GTour desk from the national register of licensed tourism places. Entries were selected on location within Adjara, an established presence in the register, and what each site offers a visitor arriving to see or taste wine. No payment was accepted for inclusion and no ratings are claimed; readers should verify opening arrangements directly before visiting.

1. Adjarian Wine House

Located in Ajaristskali, this winery is listed in the national tourism register and has its own website, making it a reasonably accessible stop for travellers exploring the valley. It suits visitors who want a wine stop with online contact details available before a visit.

2. Tsertsvadze Wine Cellar

Found in Kobuleti at 240 Rustaveli Street, this cellar produces several types of wine on site and maintains a website for prospective visitors. Its coastal-town location makes it a convenient option for travellers based in Kobuleti rather than venturing further inland.

3. Chateau Kvirike

Chateau Kvirike is situated at 2 Kldiashvili Street in Adjara and appears in the national tourism register with map and contact details available there. It suits visitors planning a short, specific stop rather than those seeking extensive online information in advance.

4. Kejeradze Wine Cellar

This cellar is based in the village of Laklaketi and asks interested visitors to make direct contact before arranging a visit. It is best suited to travellers comfortable reaching out ahead of time rather than dropping in unannounced.

5. Lado Shavishvilis Cellar

Located in the village of Vayo within Keda Municipality, this cellar sits in the heart of the terraced vineyard country that defines the Keda area. It is listed in the national tourism register with map and contact information, suiting travellers already exploring the Ajaristskali valley.

6. Makhos Marani

Also in Keda, in the village of Vaio on 4th Street, Makhos Marani describes itself as a destination combining wine, nature, and Georgian hospitality. It suits visitors who want their wine stop paired with the surrounding rural scenery of the Keda hills.

7. Vazha Davitadze Wine Cellar

This cellar is located at Giorgi Brtskinvale Street N24 in Adjara and maintains a website alongside its listing in the national tourism register. It is a practical option for travellers who prefer to check details online before setting out.

How to use this list

Treat this list as a starting point rather than a fixed itinerary: locations range from the coastal town of Kobuleti to the inland villages of Keda Municipality, so travellers should plan routes accordingly and contact wineries in advance where no website is listed. As with all entries drawn from the national tourism register, details such as opening hours and tasting arrangements should be confirmed directly with each winery before visiting.