
Bolero & Company
Saburtalo, Tbilisi
Winery in Tbilisi, Georgia
Why go
Bolero & Company is worth considering if the goal is Georgian wine production context rather than a relaxed tasting-room visit. The appeal is scale: modern machinery, qvevri heritage, large barrel cellars, and a broad wine-and-brandy portfolio. For casual sipping or a scenic estate afternoon, choose a more hospitality-led winery instead.
About Bolero & Company
Bolero & Company is best understood as a production-focused Georgian wine and brandy name rather than a leisurely visitor stop. For travelers comparing Tbilisi wine options, the main reason to consider it is not atmosphere, but the chance to frame Georgian wine through a larger, more functional producer profile.
The picture is industrial-scale Georgian wine and brandy production, modern machinery, and extensive historic qvevri and barrel cellars. That makes Bolero & Company more relevant for visitors interested in how traditional Georgian cellar formats can sit alongside contemporary production infrastructure. If the goal is a slow, leisure-led wine experience, expectations should stay cautious.
Go for production context, not a relaxed winery afternoon
Bolero & Company sits on the practical end of Georgian wine: industrial-scale wine and brandy production, modern equipment, and cellar infrastructure rather than a visit built primarily around leisure. The appeal is the production context itself: qvevri, barrels, and a working-company atmosphere that is more functional than romantic.
That distinction should shape the decision. Wine travelers who want a relaxed rhythm should compare other Tbilisi options carefully before making this the centerpiece of a day. Visitors interested in the production side of Georgian wine and brandy have a clearer reason to keep Bolero & Company on the shortlist.
A company-scale Georgian wine and brandy context
Bolero & Company is a Georgian wine and brandy producer, with a $$ price signal. This is a practical, production-led stop whose strongest value is context.
Falstaff Listed (2026) adds a confirmed outside recognition signal, but the stronger reason to consider it is the format. This is a company-scale view of Georgian wine and brandy, with historic cellar elements connected to modern production. For a broader trip plan, use the Tbilisi wineries guide alongside the Tbilisi restaurants guide, the Tbilisi hotels guide, the Tbilisi bars guide, and the Tbilisi experiences guide.
Planning details
- Hours
- Monday: 10 AM–6 PM · Tuesday: 10 AM–6 PM
- Location
- 13 Marshal Archil Gelovani Ave, Tbilisi 0159, Georgia
- Website
- bolero.ge
- Phone
- +995 32 243 33 22
Venue details
Ambiance
Industrial-scale Georgian wine and brandy producer with modern machinery and extensive historic qvevri and barrel cellars; atmosphere is more functional and production-focused than leisurely, and the main Gurjaani winery site is typically not open to casual visitors.
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At the Vineyard
- Appellation
- Kakheti
- Varietals
- Saperavi, Khikhvi, Tsitska
- Tour Duration
- 60-90 minutes
- Tour Languages
- Georgian, English
- Visits
- By appointment only
- Wine Styles
- Still Red, Still White, Orange, Amphora
- Shipping
- Available
- Founded
- 2012
- Wine Club
- Not available
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Know Before You Go
- Getting there
- 13 Marshal Archil Gelovani Ave, Tbilisi 0159, Georgia
Planning details
Hours
- Monday
- 10 AM–6 PM
- Tuesday
- 10 AM–6 PM
- Wednesday
- 10 AM–6 PM
- Thursday
- 10 AM–6 PM
- Friday
- 10 AM–6 PM
- Saturday
- Closed
- Sunday
- Closed
Location
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What other wineries are near Bolero & Company?
Use Bolero & Company as a production-focused reference point in Tbilisi, then compare other wine options based on the kind of visit you want. If your priority is a more relaxed wine-focused day, look for venues built around visitor hospitality and keep Bolero & Company in mind for scale, production context, and its Falstaff Listed (2026) recognition.
Does Bolero & Company ship wine?
Bolero & Company is a Georgian wine and brandy producer, but consumer shipping, export options, and bottle purchases should be treated as direct questions for the venue.

























