Wine Cellar Exponati: atmospheric and professional interior shot

Wine Cellar Exponati: unique interior architectural feature

Wine Cellar Exponati: attractive terrace with scenic view

Wine Cellar Exponati: appetizing food photo at venue

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Wine Cellar Exponati

★ 5.0 · 23 reviews Mtskheta Opened Opening date unknown

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Three Georgian wine styles, poured side by side steps from Svetitskhoveli

Exponati sits on K. Gamsakhurdia Street in Mtskheta's old town, close enough to Svetitskhoveli that you can duck in between the cathedral and lunch. Instead of pushing one house style, they pour through three different Georgian winemaking methods side by side, so you taste what qvevri fermentation actually changes instead of just hearing about it.

Kindzmarauli shows up on the tasting list next to drier reds, and the room is small enough that a walk-in on a weekday afternoon usually gets a table with no wait. This is a stop for people who want the wine explained, not just poured.

What guests say

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Riaan Franken 38 reviews · Local Guide 24 May 2026

Fantastic tasting and cellar tour. Knowledgable staff with excellent English.
heyi W 3 reviews 5 May 2026

wonderful wine tasting experience
Erika Zakaryan 5 reviews 25 April 2026

Exponati is a must-visit in the heart of Mtskheta. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, the wine is excellent, and the service really stands out. Ani was especially lovely—so passionate and welcoming, she made the whole experience feel extra special. Definitely recommend stopping by if you’re in the area!!!!
Ani Bagdasarian 13 reviews 19 April 2026

Amazing service, the most wonderful employee explaining all the processes. The wine was out of this world tasty. If you can get your hands on a bottle, DO IT !!!! My favourite was Kindzmarauli !!
JABrummer 188 reviews · Local Guide 9 April 2026

Incredible wine! We wondered on down the stairs and received a friendly welcome. We asked for a wine tasting - they said it was free. They gave us generous tastes of 4 wines and a chacha. We looked around to see the Georgian wine method (see pictures), including a cave that stored the vintage wine. Great place to taste and discover Georgian wine. We bought a bottle and oak aged chacha and are very happy.