Misty peaks of the Svaneti mountain range in Georgia

Georgia. Where Adventure Meets Wine.

Wild mountains, ancient monasteries, and 8,000 years of winemaking - a small country with an outsized welcome.

Why Georgia

Four reasons a small country leaves an outsized mark.

Hover or tap a reason to see it. Everything below fits inside a country the size of Ireland.

Misty, snow-dusted peaks of the Svaneti mountain range in Georgia

Peaks to Black Sea

From the glacier-capped Caucasus to a subtropical coastline, Georgia packs alpine trekking, canyons, and cave towns into a country you can cross in a day.

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The Cradle of Wine

There is a door in every Georgian house, and behind it, 8,000 years.

Wine here is fermented and aged in qvevri - enormous clay vessels buried to the neck beneath the cellar floor. Older than the pyramids, unbroken ever since, and still going on under a family kitchen tonight.

6000 BCFirst qvevri buried
2013UNESCO listed
TodayStill poured at home

Traditional Georgian clay qvevri vessels buried in a cellar floor

Hover to open the cellar door

Six frames, one country

You’ll come for one of these. You’ll leave talking about another.

A day in Georgia can hold all six. Open a frame to see where it takes you.

Gaumarjos

One small country. Bring an empty week.

Mountains in the morning, a cellar by evening - and a table that refuses to let you leave.

Pour the first glass

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