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Paşaeli is a family winery from western Turkey. It is one of the pioneers in rediscovering forgotten Turkish grape varieties. The winery is based in Tire, south of İzmir. Paşaeli sources its grapes from vineyards spread across the west of the country, from Thrace to the Aegean interior. Paşaeli is best known for its wines from rare indigenous grapes, often from old bush vines. It has one of the largest ranges of indigenous varieties of any Turkish producer. More about Paşaeli
Vinkara is a Turkish winery in Kalecik, north-east of Ankara, in the heart of Anatolia. Vinkara specialises in Kalecik Karası, Turkey's best-known indigenous red grape, which takes its name from this district. Alongside Kalecik Karası, Vinkara works with other Anatolian varieties such as Narince, Öküzgözü, Boğazkere and Hasandede. The winery is also known for Yaşasın, a sparkling wine made by the traditional method. More about Vinkara
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