From the owner: We are Ege University Food Engineering graduates. After working in different sectors, we decided to…read morego after the wine that made us feel more free. Alaçatı was the place where we dreamed of opening a family winery and natural products shop. We have established a small factory to offer wine to our wine lovers. In our shop we have local products such as local wines, homemade jams, olive oil and soaps, handmade pottery and ceramics. We transfer the spirit of the land we live to our wines. We will continue to bring our guests to Alaçatı region with our wines.

One of the best winery that I have been in Turkey. They have two room hotel, its very private. The…read morerooms are a stair above the main wine tasting section and had very good view of winery. Decorated not in specific style, but still good, nothing particular unless you have very specific taste in inner decoration. WARNING; there is no restaurant in the hotel. You have to cook your own food or bring your butler. That could be an issue if you dont have a butler. Back to wine; its good to great. The winery is located in off-beaten track, you wont have any other means of transportation. Its only by your own car. I am not so sure if its a perfect for families with young kids, cause there is simply nothing for them. Local regulation prevents access to certain part of the building anybody younger than 18. You should consider it.

Very unique! Excellent wines, very knowledgeable hostess, when visiting the Izmir Region can't miss…read morethis winery in Urla!! Don't forget to bring an extra luggage, you will need it for all the bottles you are going to. Ring back home ! Turkey is wonderful Country with great hospitality

We did the premium tasting, 6 tastings for 200TL. All of the wines were very good! It included a…read moresmall cheese and crackers. The views and atmosphere is gorgeous!

I enjoyed my afternoon visit. I missed the 3 pm tasting but enjoyed a couple of glasses of wine on…read moretheir nice patio with a view of the vineyards. My favorite wine was the Sonnet 58 red wine which was a blend of Cabernet and Öküzgözü grapes.

Beautiful location and setting. Beautiful restaurant too. Cocktails were great. But then it went…read moredown hill. For a Michelin restaurant quality was totally inconsistent. My father had a stone in his dish (I'm just glad he didn't bite hard), gave it to our waiter and he never came back and acknowledged it or address it). Some great dishes and some VERY average dishes. My father got the chefs journey vegan tasting menu which had "Petite Fours" for the last course and he received two TINY Turkish Delights. Very disappointing for the price. Lamb chewy. Shrimp very fishy.

One star is missing because my guest house experience wasn't nice…read more Restaurant, food, service at the restaurant and environment was so good. my accommodation experience was not good. The bed was big but not comfortable , there wasn't even a place to open a suitcase in the room. I wish I had checked before booked the room. There was no socket at my bedside and the light in the room was too dim. There was also no bed-side lighting. The outlet where all electrical appliances were plugged in was exposed and looked very cheesy. actually i was mad at myself for this; Why did I think that a restaurant brand that pays attention to very fine details would show the same care in accommodation. I was very cold at night and I had to get dressed and go to bed because there was no alternative other than a thin cover and I could not find an interlocutor because it was a small place. I wish I hadn't stayed and left the place with the memory of that beautiful meal I ate;)