Baku City Guided Wine Tour (snacks included)
Overview
The Baku City Wine Tour offers an immersive experience into Azerbaijani wine and local traditions. This tour showcases the unique characteristics of Azerbaijani grapes while visiting two local wine establishments known for their dedicated service and special selection of wines.
- 🍷 Learn about the history of wine making in Azerbaijan from prehistoric times through the Soviet Union to today.
- 🥂 Indulge in tastings and culinary pairings that enhance your experience.
- 🍇 Engage in lively discussions that enrich your understanding of local wine culture.
- 🚫 Please note that the tour is designed for wine lovers; participants must be of legal drinking age.
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The experience offers several options. This price includes:
Private personalised tour
- Guided tour by local guide and wine experts
- Assorted cheese, orange, strawberry, almond, walnut, meat, artisanal bread served with hummus/cheese/tomato sauce, honey, black olives, dried plums, dried raisins
- Mineral water
- Tasting sheets for notes and a map of the Azerbaijan to mark the wine regions
- Exclusive souvenir postcard
- 6 glasses of wine
- Hotel pickup and drop-off (can be requested after booking for a little fee)
Meeting point
Return details
Start your delicious adventure as you greet your local knowledgeable guide in front of Nasimi monument. Your guide will lead you to two carefully selected local wine bars, each with its own unique charm. At each stop, you'll have the opportunity to engage with seasoned passionate wine experts who will help you define the subtle expression of local wines.
Meanwhile, you will discover more about the traditional wine making techniques passed down through generations and gain insight into the modern innovations shaping Azerbaijan's burgeoning wine industry. Throughout the tour, you'll also have the chance to savor delicious pairings of artisanal cheeses, freshly baked bread, and other culinary delights that perfectly complement the wines. We will engage in lively discussions with fellow wine enthusiasts, sharing impressions and philosophical thoughts along the way.
Here’s a glass to the timeless art of winemaking in the heart of Baku. Cheers!