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Vineyards under the high Caucasus
Georgia runs through our vetted partner DMC in Tbilisi. It pairs naturally with Armenia — or with eastern Turkey for the more adventurous — and delivers mountains, wine and table culture in a compact, drivable country.
Sulphur baths, wine bars in carved balconies, and a food scene that outruns its reputation.
The cradle of wine — qvevri cellars, supra feasts and vineyard guesthouses.
The Gergeti Trinity church against Mount Kazbek — the Caucasus postcard, earned by a short hike.
Meetings · Incentives · Conferences · Events
Incentives, conferences and team programmes in Georgia — Tbilisi's venues and wine-country estates within a compact, drivable country built for group travel.
Delivered through Ambiente Group's vetted Caucasus partners in Tbilisi.
Wine-country estates, mountain lodges in Kazbegi and design-hotel buy-outs in Old Tbilisi.
Venue sourcing, registration and on-site execution across Tbilisi's conference hotels and heritage venues.
Qvevri harvest challenges, blending workshops and supra galas led by a professional tamada.
Complete logistics with multilingual guides — pairs naturally with Armenia for a two-nation programme.
Named formats with a track record — priced and staged to your delegation.
Georgia's legendary feast staged at estate scale — a professional tamada leading the toasts, UNESCO-listed polyphonic singers, and qvevri wine drawn straight from the clay.
The supra is the country's living institution — the dinner format that has closed every state visit and wine congress Georgia has hosted.
Stage this for us →Teams pick, press and cellar their own qvevri wine on a Kakheti estate during the September harvest, returning a year later — or receiving the bottles — to taste the result.
Rtveli is a national festival with eight thousand vintages behind it; the corporate version is the Caucasus' most requested autumn programme.
Stage this for us →
Kakheti
Starting points, not fixed products — every route below bends to your dates and pace.
The Caravan Letter
No noise. One considered letter on where to go in the Orient and when, written by the people who plan these journeys.