Sighnaghi pt 1

Singhaghi was fantastic!!! I caught the earliest bus there at 9 which only took 1.5 hours. On the drive the geography was very hilly and green, the bus had 18 people in it and I had to squeeze my legs sideways because the spaces between the seats were so small but it was actually quite enjoyable and I even slept for a little bit. I arrived and walked through most of the streets and then had porridge and beer for breakfast :). The view from the restaurant was probably one of the best I've seen, it went on for miles. It took me ages to realise but there was a mountain range spanning the entire horizon and it had snow on the top!!! After breakfast I went to a winery called pheasants tears, tried 4 wines and a chachi, they were all quite savory tasting but super delicious. I liked the light orange wine the best because the flavour was strong enough to power through the food but it didn't dry out my mouth like the stronger stuff did (I ranked them in the pictures).
Then I went back to the place I went for breakfast because I needed some more time to contemplate the view. Stayed for almost 3 hours which was just enough time to have another couple beers. Decided to bail on the hostel because the lady was about 90 and spoke 0 English and the beds all sucked. That's fine tho coz I've done everything in sighnaghi I think :). As of writing im just about to head back to the bus stop and am worried about being too drunk on the bus lmao, hopefully it's not completely full this time.Weiterlesen