" Kakheti Where Tradition Meets the Heart of Georgian Wine "

Kakheti is located to the east of Tbilisi, offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, cultural richness, and warm hospitality. The combination of mountains, lakes, waterfalls, and wineries suggests a diverse range of experiences for visitors.
Exploring the region's gorgeous landscapes, cave monasteries, and historical sites promises a journey through both natural wonders and cultural heritage.
Kakheti is Georgia’s most important wine region in terms of quantity, quality, and historical significance. Nearly three-quarters of the country’s wine grapes are grown here, on lands that have cultivated vines for thousands of years.

Kakheti’s deep-rooted connection to wine is immortalized in Georgia’s famous 12th-century hymn, "Thou Art a Vineyard," composed by King Demetrius I. The region's diverse mesoclimates, ranging from arid to subtropical, allow for an impressive variety of grape cultivation.

Kakheti, Georgia’s premier wine region, is divided into several sub-regions

Tsinandali : Famous for producing some of Georgia’s most elegant white wines, particularly from the Rkatsiteli and Mtsvane grape varieties

Telavi:  It produces a variety of red and white wines, often from Saperavi, Rkatsiteli, and Kisi grapes

Kvareli: Home to the Kindzmarauli appellation, which is known for its semi-sweet red wines.

Sighnaghi: A picturesque town often called the "City of Love," Sighnaghi is a key region for wine tourism.

Terroir and Climate

Kakheti enjoys a transient continental climate with conditions ideal for viticulture: mild temperatures, subtropical influences, and varied rainfall.

Grape Varieties and Wine Styles

Kakheti’s red wines, primarily made from Saperavi and Cabernet Sauvignon, showcase a perfect blend of traditional Georgian methods and modern influences, embodying a balance between east and west, Georgian and French winemaking traditions.