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Ürgüp vineyard walk and tasting

A walk through volcanic-soil vineyards outside Ürgüp, then a guided tasting of local grape varieties in a rock-cut cellar, with alcohol-free options.

Ürgüp vineyard walk and tasting
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What is Ürgüp vineyard walk and tasting and who is it for?

A walk through volcanic-soil vineyards outside Ürgüp, then a guided tasting of local grape varieties in a rock-cut cellar, with alcohol-free options. Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes. Group size: 8–80 people. Setting: Indoor and outdoor. Price from €40 per person. Popular locations include Cappadocia.

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Duration
2 hours 30 minutes
Group size
8–80 people
Setting
Indoor and outdoor
Physical intensity
Low intensity
Price from
€40 per person
Available in
Cappadocia

Cappadocia has made wine for thousands of years, and the volcanic soil around Ürgüp suits local grape varieties such as Emir and Kalecik Karası. The afternoon starts with a short walk through the vineyards with the winemaker, who explains the soil, the climate and the harvest.

The group then moves into a cellar carved into the rock, where the temperature stays cool all year, for a guided tasting of several local wines with bread, cheese and dried fruit. Every guest who prefers not to drink alcohol gets a parallel tasting of fresh grape juices and pekmez, the traditional grape molasses.

The tasting can be run as a light team quiz on aromas and grape varieties.

Included

  • Vineyard walk with the winemaker
  • Guided tasting of local wines
  • Alcohol-free tasting of grape juices and pekmez
  • Bread, cheese and dried fruit
  • Transfers within Cappadocia

Not included

  • Bottles to take home
  • Dinner

Sustainability practices

  • Local suppliers

Accessibility

The vineyard path is unpaved but flat; the cellar is reached by a few steps. Alcohol is served only to guests over 18, and alcohol-free options are always available.

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