What can you send to Europe?
Georgian produce, clothing, gifts and personal belongings — send them to family, friends and relatives in Europe.
Churchkhela, nuts and dried fruit
Traditional Georgian sweets and dried goods travel well — this is one of the most frequently sent categories.
- Churchkhela
- Hazelnuts and walnuts
- Dried fruit
Cheese
Sulguni, Imeretian and other Georgian cheeses — tell us how much you would like to send and we will help with the packing.
- Sulguni
- Imeretian cheese
- Other Georgian cheeses
Tkemali
Anything in jars needs particular care — glassware has to be packed properly so it is not damaged on the way.
- Tkemali
- Ajika
- Sauces
Honey and spices
Georgian spices and honey take up little room and are often added to a parcel alongside other things.
- Honey
- Spices
- Dried herbs
Wine
Packing is decisive when sending wine. Tell us the number of bottles and the destination country so we can agree the details in advance.
- Bottled wine
- Qvevri wine
Clothing, footwear and personal belongings
Clothing and personal belongings are the simplest things to send — they need no special packing and pack well into a box.
- Clothing and footwear
- Gifts
- Books and accessories
- Everyday items
What can't be sent?
We do not send medicines, or any items prohibited by law
Glassware must be packed properly so that it is not damaged in transit.
We do not take responsibility for packing.
If you are unsure about a particular item, just message us — we will check and let you know.
How should you pack your parcel?
- Place your items in a cardboard box.
- Write the sender's first name, last name and phone number on the box.
- Write the recipient's full address on the box.
Ready to send a parcel?
Send us the contents of your parcel and the destination country — we will calculate the exact price.