Nabeglavi is the name of a small village in the western Georgian province of Guria on the main road to Bakhmaro. It is also the name of Nabeghlavi mineral water, sales of which rival its main competitor Borjomi within the country. Outside the country, Borjomi is the leader of mineral water exports.
The mineral springs of Nabeghlavi were discovered in 1905. The water is useful for the treatment of digestive, liver, gallbladder, urinary tract and metabolic problems. In 1938, the spas were developed and, in 1958, the facility started to produce Nabeghlavi commercially. Today there is a huge factory operating on the site, which was built in 2017 and currently produces 250 million liters of Nabeghlavi mineral water annually.
The water factory offers a visit to its museum, where it is possible to learn about the history of Nabeghlavi, the water quality and the bottling process. Once your tour is over, you can taste all the products produced by the Nabeghlavi Factory.
