Kocabag Wines - Adnan Menderes Cd. No:40

Some of the best wines we had in Turkey. The folks were very accommodating, and did their best to help us (we know very little Turkish)

The service is not good. No one was there and they serve in small paper cups. I had to tell the server to give me a new one for each sample as he should know this. The white wine is good.

We went to the shop for a wine-tour but we’ve been informed that we can only try-taste the wines without any informatory tour. That was fine for us too, and we tried a few different products. At the end we didn’t want to leave the shop without buying anything, so i chose Kavaklidere-Sultaniye, a semi-sweet wine. The guy charged us 100 TL for one bottle and he didn’t give any invoice. I suspected after we left the shop (due to the price being so flat and the guy not issuing any invoice) and checked the price on internet. Apparently this wine is sold in 40-50 TL range. I’m not sure if the owner is aware of such cases. Here’s the photo of the guy who overcharged us.

Not trustworthy. We paid 100 lira per bottle which is not expensive but we overheard one other guy selling the bottles for 60 lira to another group. When we asked him about it, he checked with the boss and suddenly, it was, "Oh, I didn't realise the discount had expired last week." Not too bad wines but make sure to get a discount. The older guy doesn't seem honest so look for the younger one.

Great wines, locally made and internationally award winning. It was a pleasure to stop in here for a quick tasting and was more than happy to take a good bottle back to the hotel in Goreme. Probably the most legitimate wine shop in the area, others in towns nearby are mostly liquor stores with random selections sold by non-drinkers, hard to trust. This place was friendly for service, nice building, easy parking.

Very clean and professional winery. The wine selection ranges from your average red/white/rose to award winning upper caliber wines, all of which are very reasonably priced. The staff was very friendly and helpful, we were lucky enough to have a bottle opened for us just to taste the different wines. I couldnt leave without picking up their 2 award winning wines (Leo's and Gravite). They also offer a cheese plate to pair with wine tasting. Definitely a must visit if you are in Cappadocia and are a wine lover.

Especially red and white vine is great. I hope they will cheese and meal service next times.

Our wine tasting experience was OK! After wine tasting and buying some bottles, I wanted to go downstairs to the bathroom. One of the salespeople (or the manager) yelled at me because it was private area and there wasn't any toilet down there. It is normal that I made a mistake because there was no sign saying that downstairs was private. He was extremely rude and didn't even apologize to me. During the wine tasting, they put the wine in paper cups. I have never tasted wine in paper before. Maybe because of the pandemic but they didn't say anything. The wine is good quality and tasty but it is not worth to go here and treated badly just because of the good wine. There are many wineries where you can buy good wine and treated well. They should learn how to talk to their customers.