Uzbekistan · WINE TOURS
The 5 best wine tours you can book today, with what each one costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is first for a reason, so start there.
Review of Samarkand’s Hovrenko wine tasting, with Uzbek wines, cognacs, museum visit, hotel transfers, price, timing, and booking advice.
“Great service and experience from beginning to end. Really delicious wines and spirits we tried, would recommend to anyone for a different experience of Uzbekistan culture!”
Taste Uzbek wines, shape traditional pottery, and share local stories in this relaxed two-hour Tashkent cultural experience.
“Refreshingly delivered, this tour combines cultural learning & crafting has top marks for discovery, experience, enjoyment & value and is recommended for conscious travellers seeking authentic & mindful experiences. Curious about wine-making in a muslim country, we had a delightful journey of discovery: Jusuf’s account of the history of Ubek wine-making thoughtful and informative, the 5 local wines sampled explained without pomp, while the interesting array of dried fruits, nuts & cheeseballs explained by Julia with considered honesty before sampling! Starting the pottery after the wine, I amazingly finished a pot in record time (my rusty skills having a little help), this pot now my fave tr...”
Explore Samarkand’s Baguizagan wine culture with cellar tours, rare tastings, winemaker talks, local snacks, and English guidance.
Explore Samarkand’s Tsar-era quarter, Orthodox, Catholic, and Armenian landmarks, historic banks, and optional wine tasting for $45.
Review of Samarkand Winery by Khovrenko, a two-hour local wine tasting with a winery tour, sommeliers, and Samarkand pickup.
Where to go, and what each city is actually good for.
