Tsinandali Winery is nestled in the picturesque Kakheti region of Georgia, surrounded by breathtaking vineyards and scenic views. This winery not only produces outstanding wines but also features an in-house museum and an expansive 18-hectare park. Guests can enjoy premium wine tastings in a serene environment. The estate is a cultural hub, hosting exhibitions, music festivals, and scientific conferences. Visitors can stroll through the beautiful gardens, explore the wine cellars, and relax at the hotel and café. The Princely Oenotheque houses some of the oldest vintages, offering a glimpse into the rich history of Georgian winemaking.
Under the stewardship of Prince Alexander Chavchavadze, Tsinandali Winery has preserved an 8000-year-old winemaking tradition.
The Chavchavadze Family has revitalized the vineyards at Tsinandali Winery, cultivating a diverse range of grape varieties. Notable grapes include Saperavi, Usakhelouri, Rkatsiteli, Mtsvane, and Kisi, along with aromatic Khikhvi, Tsolikouri, Tetra, Aleksandrouli, and Mujuretuli. The winery is dedicated to restoring native Georgian grape varieties and showcasing them on the global stage.
At Tsinandali, hand-picked grapes are processed using state-of-the-art technology. Fermentation occurs in stainless steel tanks, followed by aging in French and American oak barrels, which enhances the wine's flavor profile. Tsinandali produces a variety of wine styles, including exquisite red, white, and rosé wines, as well as premium sparkling and dessert wines.
Tsinandali Estate, Telavi Munic., Kakheti, 2217, Georgia
Check out verified reviews from visitors who've enjoyed their time at Tsinandali Estate.
Write a reviewThat is an interesting piece of architecture, garden and museum, originally built by an interesting figure of Alexander Chavchavadze, a prince and imperial Russia lieutenant general, who brought 3 things to Georgia's culture: European style of winemaking, piano music and billiards.
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This place was a dream, lovely museum, best food, 18 acre property, you have to visit this place!!
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Absolutely gorgeous estate. When you enter you can taste the history there. Like a time travel. The house itself is gorgeous, but so is the huge garden. The balcony with the Mountain View is breathtaking. A little wine tasting and wine museum is adding to it. Overall would recommend visiting in summer. And always take the guide!
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19th century aristocratic residence, immersed in a small botanical garden
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This is one of my favorite places in Georgia. We've visited it couple of times, but every time it's a pleasure to be there. The price to enter the estate is 10 gel (museum visit is included in the price). In a warm season you can have coffee or wine and sit in the cafe in there. I would definitely recommend visiting this place!
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