From the world's oldest known winery to a Georgian kitchen — one plate at a time.
Yerevan (EVN) → Garni → Areni → Noravank → Selim Pass → Lake Sevan → Dilijan → Debed Canyon → Tbilisi → Sighnaghi (Kakheti) → Tbilisi (TBS)
5N - 6D
Baking lavash in a family tonir in Garni
Tasting dried apricots, sujukh and cheeses at a Yerevan market
Visiting Areni-1, the cave of the world's oldest known winery
Sampling Areni wines — or Armenian fruit juices — in a family cellar
Stopping at the 14th-century Selim Caravanserai on the old Silk Road
Eating zhingyalov hats, the herb-filled flatbread of Armenia
Following an evening food walk through Tbilisi for khinkali and Lagidze waters
Cooking Georgian dishes with a family in Kakheti
Yerevan (EVN) → Garni → Areni → Noravank → Selim Pass → Lake Sevan → Dilijan → Debed Canyon → Tbilisi → Sighnaghi (Kakheti) → Tbilisi (TBS)
5N - 6D
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Most Caucasus food tours stay in one country; we follow bread and wine across the border, from Armenian tonirs and Areni's ancient cave to Georgian qvevri, with every family and kitchen briefed on vegetarian and Jain needs before you arrive. Starting in Yerevan and ending in Tbilisi means the road journey is part of the menu, not a gap between meals.
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