Boxes of apples about to be put for sale at a kiosk at Tbilisi’s Deserter’s Bazaar, which is packed with interesting and tasty wares and is the focal point of our walk in the city.
(Photo courtesy of David Greenfield)
October 15, 2019 Cured Comfort in Tbilisi
Miss Maria, a Tbilisi Armenian, sells cured pork, salted pork fat, and Armenian cured […] Posted in Tbilisi
August 22, 2019 Day Drinking in Tbilisi
While wandering deep in the guts of the Deserter’s Bazaar, Tbilisi’s largest and oldest […] Posted in Tbilisi
July 1, 2019 Cheese in Sheep’s Clothing
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