WINECAST 2026 Unites Cinema, Wine and Culture Across Tbilisi's Iconic Venues
WINECAST 2026 Unites Cinema, Wine and Culture Across Tbilisi's Iconic Venues
WINECAST 2026 Unites Cinema, Wine and Culture Across Tbilisi's Iconic Venues
The Georgian festival WINECAST will return from 3 to 5 July 2026. It brings together lovers of cinema, wine, and culture from around the world. The event promises an unforgettable experience with a mix of educational and entertainment activities. The festival will open on 3 July at Fabrika Rooftop. Guests will enjoy the Georgian premiere of Mr. Nobody Against Putin, a curated wine experience, and a DJ set by Darwin Stapel.
On 4 July, the festival moves to the Tbilisi Wine Museum. Attendees can watch competition film screenings, join wine tastings, and take part in discussions.
The grand finale will take place on 5 July at Chateau Mukhrani. The day will feature open-air film screenings, masterclasses, and more wine tastings. There will also be gastronomic and creative spaces, along with an awards ceremony. WINECAST spans three days and three distinct locations. Each venue offers a unique programme of events. The festival aims to celebrate cinema, wine, and culture in one vibrant gathering.
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