Shotiko’s winery — Wine in Imereti, Georgia

Shotiko’s Winery is a small-scale wine cellar located in the Imereti region of western Georgia, on Feliks Kakauidze street. Imereti is one of the country’s historic winemaking areas, known for indigenous grape varieties such as Tsitska, Tsolikouri and Krakhuna, which are traditionally used to produce the region’s distinctive white wines. According to the register description, the cellar produces wines made from these traditional Imeretian grape varieties.

The winery sits within reach of Kutaisi, Imereti’s main city and a common starting point for visitors exploring the region’s wine culture, monasteries and natural sites. The surrounding countryside is characterised by vineyards and rural villages typical of the area, offering a quieter alternative to Georgia’s more heavily touristed wine regions such as Kakheti.

This place suits travellers interested in Georgian wine traditions, particularly those wanting to sample lesser-known Imeretian varietals away from larger commercial producers. It is best approached as part of a broader visit to the Imereti region, combined with stops in Kutaisi and nearby attractions.

Verified by GTour: listed in the Georgian National Tourism Administration register; details checked 17 October 2026. Tell us if something has changed.