Cherkeza’s Zedashe — Wine in Kakheti, Georgia

Cherkeza’s Zedashe is a family-owned wine farm located in the village of Nukriani, within the Sighnaghi municipality of Kakheti. This region, often called the heart of Georgian winemaking, is known for its traditional qvevri (clay vessel) wine production and the rolling vineyards that stretch across the Alazani Valley.

The farm sits close to Sighnaghi, a hilltop town famous for its preserved fortress walls, cobbled streets and panoramic views over the valley toward the Caucasus mountains. Visitors can combine a stop here with a wider exploration of Kakheti’s wine route, which includes nearby villages and estates also rooted in generations-old viticulture. The area is reachable by road from Tbilisi, typically as part of a day trip or longer stay in the Sighnaghi area.

This place suits travelers interested in small, family-run wine producers and those keen to experience Kakhetian rural life alongside the region’s historic winemaking traditions, rather than larger commercial wineries.

Verified by GTour: listed in the Georgian National Tourism Administration register; details checked 16 October 2026. Tell us if something has changed.