Vazisubani Estate

The winemaking estate in Kakheti, founded at the end of the 19th century by Prince Sulkhan Chavchavadze, is today a magnet for tourists and a place deeply respected by the locals. Here, the rich heritage of Georgian winemaking blends with the legendary hospitality of its people. Guests are offered unique experiences with an incredibly diverse program. In the past, the estate was a cultural hub where writers, artists, and innovators gathered, and today this palace and its vineyards preserve the atmosphere of a bygone era.

The Charm of Vazisubani Estate Lies in the Harmony of Georgian Traditions and European Elegance. The restoration of the palace has become a prime example of careful preservation of cultural heritage.

• Historical Appearance – the majestic facades and proportions characteristic of Georgian noble estates of that era have been preserved.

• Victorian Furniture – interiors are adorned with pieces brought from auctions in the United Kingdom, highlighting a close connection with European culture.

• Arched Spaces – modern restorers and architects removed partitions to create more spacious and light-filled halls with brick arches and natural lighting.

• Major Restoration – in 2015, the walls were reinforced, and the exterior was restored according to archival materials, preserving the authentic atmosphere.

Traditions of Kakhetian Winemaking Preserved at Vazisubani Estate

At Vazisubani Estate, the traditions of Kakhetian winemaking are carefully honored. The ancient method of fermenting wine in clay qvevri buried in the ground plays a central role. Grapes are hand-harvested, and the aging process resembles an old ritual that gives the noble beverage its unique depth and character. Winemakers know how to combine ancient recipes with a modern approach.

Wine Collection and the Terroir of Vazisubani Surroundings

The surrounding terroir features sunny slopes, clay-limestone soils, and fresh mountain air—ideal conditions for growing premium grape varieties. Vazisubani Estate’s collection includes classic Georgian grape varieties: red Saperavi and white Rkatsiteli, Kikhvi, and Kakhuri Mtsvane, all prepared using the ancient qvevri method. The estate produces up to 50,000 bottles per year.

The palace and vineyard spaces create a romantic setting, while a professional team attends to every detail—from decor to the menu. Here, the traditions of Georgian hospitality blend seamlessly with a modern approach, making each celebration unique. A wedding at Vazisubani Estate is not just an event, but a vibrant celebration that will be remembered for a lifetime.

Walks Around the Estate and Panoramas of the Alazani Valley

From the high hills, breathtaking panoramas unfold, with endless vineyards and mountain peaks. Only here can couples see how the grandeur of nature harmoniously complements the cultural heritage of Kakheti. Photographs taken in such a picturesque location will always remind you of a meeting with the living soul of the Georgian land.

Accommodation in the Historic Mansion: Comfort and Estate Atmosphere

• Authentic Interiors – the historic mansion exudes the spirit of the 19th century, preserving the atmosphere of Georgian aristocracy.

• Modern Comfort – rooms are equipped with everything needed, from air conditioning to Wi-Fi.

• Cozy Ambiance – windows offer stunning views of the vineyards and mountains.

• Exclusive Stay – a limited number of rooms ensures a highly personalized experience.

How to Reach Vazisubani Estate and Nearby Attractions

By car or taxi from Tbilisi, the estate is approximately 115 kilometers away, about a one-and-a-half-hour drive. Not far away, in Telavi, grows an ancient giant tree considered a city symbol and a favorite meeting spot. In Sighnaghi, there is a picturesque fountain surrounded by historic walls.