Finding a great bottle of red wine in Georgia doesn't have to mean spending a fortune. With one of the oldest winemaking traditions in the world right at home, Georgia offers an incredible range of affordable red wines that punch well above their price tag. Whether you're hosting a casual dinner, pairing wine with khinkali, or just want a reliable everyday bottle, here are our top picks under 50 GEL — all available with fast delivery in Tbilisi.
Top Picks Under 50 GEL
Mgaloblishvili Saperavi Red Wine 750ml, 14.5% (2022, Kakheti, Georgia) – 30 GELThe most affordable bottle on this list, and one of the best entry points into Georgia's signature grape. This young Saperavi delivers the variety's classic dark fruit and firm tannins in a fresh, easy-drinking style — perfect for everyday dinners or pairing with khinkali and grilled meats
Drunk Zodiacs Scorpio Kindzmarauli Red Wine 750ml, 13% (2022, Georgia) – 35 GEL
A semi-sweet Kindzmarauli made from Saperavi grapes, this is a crowd-pleasing choice for those who prefer softer tannins and a touch of natural sweetness. Its bold label and intense character make it a fun option for gifting as well as drinking
Tchotiashvili Saperavi Red Wine 750ml, 13% (2018, Kakheti, Georgia) – 40 GEL
A few years of age give this Saperavi a bit more roundness and complexity compared to younger bottlings, while staying well within budget. A great choice if you want a slightly more developed red without stepping into premium pricing
Why These Make Great Everyday Choices
All of these wines come from Kakheti, Georgia's most renowned wine region, known for ideal growing conditions and centuries of tradition. At under 50 GEL, they offer genuine quality and character — not just "cheap wine," but honest, well-made bottles that reflect the grape and the region
Pairing Suggestions
- Mgaloblishvili Saperavi: Pair beautifully with grilled meats (mtsvadi), khinkali, and aged cheeses
- Drunk Zodiacs Kindzmarauli: Its semi-sweet profile works well with spicier dishes or can be enjoyed on its own
- Tchotiashvili Saperavi: A versatile option that pairs well with poultry, lighter stews, and milder cheeses
