VinoOdor — Wine in Kakheti, Georgia

In short

VinoOdor is a winery in Kakheti, Georgia’s principal wine-growing region, with premises at 2 Bakhtrionis Street. The winery’s own published material, at the time of writing, consists mainly of an online shop listing its wines by category, rather than a detailed estate history or tasting-room information. This profile sets out what can be confirmed from that source, together with the general background of the area in which VinoOdor operates. Travellers wanting founder names, vintages, grape-by-grape detail, exact vineyard sizes or production volumes should treat these as not yet published by the winery and worth confirming directly before a visit.

The estate and its history

VinoOdor presents itself as a winery based in Kakheti, the historic heartland of Georgian viticulture, an area that has produced wine for several thousand years and that gave the world the qvevri method of fermenting and ageing wine in large buried clay vessels, a practice recognised by UNESCO as part of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. Beyond its address and its identity as a working winery with a retail wine shop, the website text available does not give a founding date, the names of the founders, or a narrative of the estate’s development. No dated timeline of the winery’s history is published in the source material, so none is given here; prospective visitors who want this detail should ask the winery directly when booking.

• Address: 2, Bakhtrionis Street, Kakheti, Georgia
• Activity: wine production and direct retail sale through an online shop
• Further historical detail (founders, founding year, milestones): not stated in the available material

Vineyards, grapes and method

The source text available does not specify which grape varieties VinoOdor grows or buys in, whether its wines are made in qvevri, in the so-called “European” stainless-steel and barrel method, or in both, nor does it give vineyard size, appellation status or annual production figures. Kakheti as a region is associated with indigenous Georgian varieties such as Rkatsiteli and Saperavi, among others, and with both traditional qvevri winemaking and modern European-style production existing side by side across the region’s wineries, but none of this can be attributed specifically to VinoOdor without confirmation from the winery. Visitors particularly interested in qvevri wine, or in a specific grape variety, should check with VinoOdor before travelling.

The wines

The winery’s website organises its offering as an online shop with a wine category, but the text supplied for this profile does not list individual wine names, styles, grape varieties, tasting notes or prices. Until further detail is available, no specific wines can be named here with confidence. Travellers wanting to know which labels VinoOdor currently produces, and in what style, are advised to consult the winery’s shop page directly or to ask at the point of booking a visit.

Visiting

No information on tastings, cellar tours, opening hours, booking procedure or visit pricing is given in the available source material. Wineries in Kakheti commonly offer tastings and cellar visits by arrangement, and it is reasonable to expect that VinoOdor can be visited by prior booking, but this should be confirmed directly with the winery before planning a trip, including whether a tasting fee applies and whether advance notice is required.

Food and stays

The material available does not mention an on-site restaurant, guesthouse, or events space at VinoOdor. If food pairing, accommodation or private events are offered, these are not described in the source text and should be checked directly with the winery.

Awards

No awards or competition results are mentioned in the available material.

Location and getting there

VinoOdor’s address is 2, Bakhtrionis Street, in Kakheti. Kakheti lies to the east of Tbilisi and is Georgia’s main wine region, generally reached from the capital by road in roughly one and a half to two hours depending on the specific town or village and on road conditions, though the exact driving time to VinoOdor’s premises will depend on which Kakhetian town it is closest to, which is not specified in the available text. Visitors commonly combine a Kakheti wine trip with stops in Telavi, Sighnaghi, or the monasteries and historic sites of the region, and with other wineries and cellar doors along the way. Those planning to visit VinoOdor specifically should confirm exact driving distance and directions from Tbilisi, or from their chosen Kakhetian base, when booking.

Good to know

• VinoOdor is a winery with premises at 2, Bakhtrionis Street, Kakheti
• The winery’s own published material available for this profile is limited to an online wine shop listing, without detailed estate history, grape or production information
• No founding date or founders are confirmed in the available source text
• No specific wine names, grape varieties or prices are confirmed in the available source text
• No information on tastings, tours, hours or booking procedure is confirmed; direct enquiry is recommended
• No restaurant, guesthouse or events offering is confirmed
• No awards are listed in the available material
• Kakheti is Georgia’s principal wine region and is generally reached from Tbilisi in around one and a half to two hours by road

Questions travellers ask

Where exactly is VinoOdor located?

The winery gives its address as 2, Bakhtrionis Street, in Kakheti. No further detail on the nearest town or precise directions is given in the available material, so it is worth confirming the exact route when booking a visit.

Can you taste wine or tour the cellar at VinoOdor?

The available source material does not describe a tasting room, cellar tour or visit format. Many Kakhetian wineries do offer tastings by prior arrangement, so it is reasonable to enquire directly with VinoOdor about whether and how a visit can be arranged.

What grape varieties and winemaking methods does VinoOdor use?

This is not specified in the available website text. Kakheti more broadly is known for indigenous varieties such as Rkatsiteli and Saperavi and for both qvevri and European-style winemaking, but these cannot be confirmed as VinoOdor’s own methods without checking directly with the winery.

Which wines does VinoOdor sell, and what do they cost?

The winery operates an online shop organised by wine category, but no individual wine names, styles or prices are given in the material available for this profile. Checking the shop page directly, or contacting the winery, is the best way to get current offerings and pricing.

How far is VinoOdor from Tbilisi, and can it be combined with other Kakheti stops?

Kakheti is generally around one and a half to two hours from Tbilisi by road, and a visit to VinoOdor could in principle be combined with other wineries and with towns such as Telavi or Sighnaghi, though the exact distance and travel time to VinoOdor’s own address is not stated in the available material and should be confirmed in advance.

Sources

• VinoOdor — official website (vinoodor.ge)

Profiled in depth by the GTour desk on 28 October 2026 from the property’s official website; photographs are the property’s own, from its official website, credited under each image. Not sponsored; tell us if something has changed.