To be honest, I don't understand why there are bad reviews here, maybe we had another guide, but we liked everything, nothing bothered us, the standard Turkish manner, the wine tasting went great, and they fed us Turkish sweets, everyone offered to try, the prices are too high, but what can you expect from a tourist place, so always a plus in Turkey, you always have to bargain, they gave us the sauce as a gift, and if you think it's worth taking carob cakes, take it!!! I had a very bad sore throat and he helped me a lot, it's better than medicine and I also advise you to take sultan tea.

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Irrae F.

Level 11 Local Expert

There is a "wine house", but I did not see any vineyards in the vicinity. Very intrusive "service": during an hour of "tasting", a talkative Georgian sold passengers ten different "unique" varieties of wine, several "natural" dietary supplements for all diseases and a bottle of carob syrup. At the same time, it is impossible to leave through the door; from the tasting room to the exit, you have to go through two floors of a provincial supermarket filled with local consumer goods, terribly overpriced souvenirs and, for some reason, fake "branded" clothes, and then a dining room where no one feeds anyone. But the view from the balcony is great.

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Тата Черкасова

Level 12 Local Expert

As usual, the lightning-fast "pairing " of various goods. Berry vinichko made from mulberries and blackberries is a dessert, delicious. Olive oil is good. Rakhatlukum is very tasty, a wide range, but the price bites. I liked the products. The price, of course, is too high.

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