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One route, dozens of vineyards, thousands of years of history... Turkey's oldest wine route, the Thrace Vineyard Route, consists of the combination of four separate wine routes spread over the European side of the country. |
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We can easily say that Thrace is extremely rich in terms of international grape varieties, especially Bordeaux blends.
Although they are united in a single route, the differences between the topography, soil, and, climatic conditions of the regions make the Thrace Vineyard Route unique and exciting.
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The Thrace Vineyard Route, which allows you to meet many scenic towns during your journey, is perfectly suitable for a day tour from Istanbul just a short drive away.
Here are the regions and the vineyards you can visit on the route;
Kırklareli; Arcadia, İrem Çamlıca (Chamlıja), Vino De Sera
Tekirdag; Umurbey, Şato Nuzun, Barel Şarapçılık, Barbare
Sarkoy; Melen Şarapçılık, Gülor, Şato Kalpak
Gallipoli; Gali, Suvla
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Chateau Kalpak one of the most award-winning Turkish wineries, you’ll find a classical left-bank Bordeaux blend true to the one estate one wine concept.
In the Ch Kalpak Vinyards, managed with great experience and knowledge; Cabernet Sauvignon, Petit Verdot, Merlot, and Cabernet Franc are enjoying the daytime heat and are cooled by high altitude diurnal range, sea breeze, and proximity of the pine forests.
All you have to do is visit the on-site cafe and enjoy the wines aged in French oak barrels, accompanied by the panoramic landscape.
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| With its ancient vineyard routes and magnificent vineyards, the Thrace Vineyard Route offers a great alternative for those who seek unforgettable natural and cultural experiences and the exquisite flavors of local cuisine. |
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