A half-day west of Tbilisi into Kartli's vineyards, with Mtskheta's churches on the way, the royal estate of Mukhrani, and a small Chinuri cellar in the hills.
- —Kartli is the wine region closest to Tbilisi, so no early start and no long drive back
- —Château Mukhrani combines a 19th-century royal residence with a working winery and cellar tour
- —A small family producer working Chinuri and Goruli Mtsvane, grape varieties rarely poured outside this region
- —Mtskheta's UNESCO churches sit on the direct route, included without adding driving time
- —Private car and licensed guide for the full day, not a shared minibus with a fixed schedule
- —Tastings at two different scales of winemaking, from estate production to a small cellar
Map: OpenStreetMap · Road route and driving times: OSRM · Times exclude stops.
- ✓ Private transport by sedan or minivan
- ✓ English-speaking driver-guide for the day
- ✓ Entrance and tasting at Château Mukhrani
- ✓ Tasting at the Chinuri family cellar
- ✓ Hotel or address pickup and drop-off in Tbilisi
- ✓ Bottled water in the car
- — Lunch
- — Bottles of wine purchased to take home
- — Gratuities
- — Any additional cellar not listed in the itinerary
- · Roads to Mukhrani and on to the Kartli hills are paved; the drive from Tbilisi runs well under an hour each way
- · Cellars can be several degrees cooler than outside, bring a light layer even in summer
- · Tastings involve alcohol; your driver does not taste, so no one needs to plan around a designated driver
- · Flat, closed shoes are more practical than sandals on cellar floors and gravel yards
- · Château Mukhrani's opening hours and any entrance fee are checked at booking, as these can change seasonally
- · This is a wine-focused day with modest walking; it is not a hiking itinerary
Is lunch included?
No. We stop in Mukhrani or nearby and you order and pay locally; menus and prices are checked at booking.
How much wine will we actually taste?
A guided flight at Château Mukhrani and a second tasting at the Chinuri cellar, typically four to six wines in total, but pours vary by venue and are confirmed on the day.
Is this suitable if we don't drink much?
Yes. You can taste lightly or skip pours and still get the cellar visits, the Mukhrani estate, and the Mtskheta stop; the guide adjusts pacing either way.
What does it cost for one person or a larger group?
€175 per person is based on two travelling together. Solo travellers and groups of three or more are quoted a separate per-person rate on request.
Prices are per person for two travelling together, in euros; solo travellers and larger groups are quoted on request. Every departure is private and adjusted to you. Hotels, wineries and restaurants on our routes are verified by GTour.
Château Mukhrani palace with its tower set against a blue sky and green lawn. · Photo: Archil sutiashvili / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
| Group | Per person | Total |
|---|---|---|
| 1 traveller | €280 ≈ $312 · 810 GEL | €280 ≈ $312 · 810 GEL |
| 2 travellers | €175 ≈ $195 · 507 GEL | €350 ≈ $390 · 1,013 GEL |
| 3 travellers | €166 ≈ $185 · 480 GEL | €498 ≈ $555 · 1,441 GEL |
| 4–6 travellers | €149 ≈ $166 · 431 GEL | €596 ≈ $664 · 1,725 GEL for four |
Private tour: your own car and driver and English-speaking guide. Conversions at today's National Bank of Georgia rate.
Free cancellation up to 7 days before the tour. Between 7 days and 48 hours: 50 % of the price. Less than 48 hours or no-show: no refund. If a mountain road closes and the tour cannot run, you choose a new date or a full refund.
20 % deposit confirms the booking. Deposit by card or bank transfer when the date is confirmed; the balance in cash or by card at the start of the tour. No hidden fees — fuel, parking, driver and guide are included; entrance tickets, meals and hotels are listed per tour.
Since 1 January 2026 every foreign visitor to Georgia must hold health and accident insurance with cover of at least 30,000 GEL — see our guide to the rule. Our vehicles carry passenger liability insurance; your travel policy covers you.
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