Halbtägiges berühmtes georgisches Supra-Fest

We had a very enjoyable evening. Valeri, our translator, and the toast master are genuinely warm and friendly people. The singers were very talented. Highly recommend.

This was an amazing experience, truly unforgettable! The food was incredible, we loved the masterclass in khinkali and khachapuri. Our host (tameda/toastmaster) created a great atmosphere, and made sure everyone was welcome and connected with each other. We were English speakers and the host organised an excellent English translator for the evening, his English was flawless and he was knowledgeable about Georgian culture and history. The logistics were all arranged for us so we didnt have to worry about anything. We left with an international set of new friends. Couldn't recommend this experience more highly, very worth the money. Thank you so much!

Entertaining, tasty food and unlimited wine. Lesson how to make khinkali and Georgian bread was definitely fun. My only complain would be that - because there were 11 Russian tourists and only few Georgians, the event was carried out in Russian language with little translation to English from our guide. Private taxi though.

I had a fantastic tome at the supra. I only speak English so they provided a talented and fun translator to help me understand what was going on. The host was very fun and gracious as we went through the meal, making many toes and drinking much wine. He facilitated engagement amongst the guests who were from different countries. Overall, I would say this was one of the highlights of my trip to Georgia.

The greatest thing to do in Georgia. Absolutely must-do... Great food, music, dances. Non-limited wine and some wine tasting. The food was delicious.

I got a last-minute confirmation for the Supra Fest. Valera picked me up in a taxi. He speaks perfect German! He taught me a lot about people and culture. At the Supra Fest, we were warmly welcomed by the host. We drank, celebrated and wished each other peace. A unique moment that I will never forget. Plenty to eat and drink :)

A wonderful evening in the company of a very hospitable Georgian family and other guests from different countries! If you want to immerse yourself in the atmosphere of a Georgian feast with toasts, songs, excellent homemade food, wine and chacha - this option is for you! Time flew by. I will definitely return here with friends the next time I visit Georgia.

We went with colleagues to visit a Georgian family and ended up in a multinational company😊. We ate delicious homemade food and drank chic wine, which the owners themselves make. There were many toasts and dances. Overall, we really enjoyed this experience. It was great that Tamada made toasts in Georgian, English and Russian. We will recommend to our loved ones.

Amazing event, the staff at the company met us exactly where they said on on time. Mishi was our guide and spoke good level of English to give us a short tour and explanation of their city. He really showed how much Georgian’s are proud of their history and rich culture. They then organized a car to take us to the venue which is a beautiful house perched on top of the hill near the cathedral. The house has a wine cellar in the basement with buried earthen pots where they ferment the wine and Chaca. You start off with a shot of Chaca then led to a room where dinner is already laid out on the table. We were the only Americans there who spoke English, rest were from Russian speaking countries. Over many short speeches (HINT: Use google live translate on your phone) we enjoyed a wonderful evening with other guests and our hosts, listened to traditional Georgian music, and drank much Georgian wine learned to make Georgian dishes such as Khachapuri and Khinkali made for one of the most memorable evenings we had in Georgia, do not miss this one, it’s well worth the experience!

This is the best acquaintance with Georgia! Insanely delicious treats, an abundance of homemade food, tasting of different varieties of wine and chacha, as well as a master class in cooking khinkali, khachapuri and shish kebab. What I liked the most was the Georgian dance class led by the brutal Georgian choreographer, Saba and his dance "Acharuli" won my heart. I highly recommend attending this event, you won't regret it. Special thanks to Valeri for the professional organization of our trip to Georgia. We will definitely come back for new experiences.