Calis Beach and Fethiye Turkey Discussion Forum
Other Local Resorts & Areas => Uzumlu Discussion Forum => Topic started by: valleyboy on February 23, 2010, 11:49:06 AM
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Hi All, I've been told that you can buy locally produced wine in the Uzumlu area direct from the growers (bring you're own bottle job), is this correct ?, and if so can anyone please give some more information on how you go about it, costs etc.
Thanks Tony.
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an acquired taste Tony !!
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sorry that wasn't very helpful was it ?! (but truthful).
Many of the locals make their own, and offer it for sale at the markets. However you could always pop into the Wine House for a taster - they keep several under the counter !!! Good luck (you'll need it...... !!!)
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Thanks Pookie, It falls into the "paint stripper" category then ??
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Closer to "lung stripper" sadly. It is truly awful.
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Maybe not a wine for "savourin', but layin' back and avoidin' !! (said in an Australian accent)
Give that a miss then, maybe still visit the Winehouse, is it any good ?
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really lovely valleyboy - new team arrived last year and the place is now 'the' place ! Excellent food and the guys can't do enough to look after you. A really nice atmosphere (avoid the quiz nights as I hear it gets a bit raucous then .....!!!!)
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valleyboy - I should perhaps explain - the quiz nights are brilliant, I was just having a 'pop' at my fellow uzumlites !!
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Sounds good fun, what is the distance Uzumlu - Fethiye ??
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Uzumlu Wine - Available in Red & White
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throw in a pickled onion and its almost drinkable.....
VB : Uzumlu is about 15/20 minutes drive from Fethiye (or 1.5 hours on mule......). Beautiful scenery, well worth the trip.
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They do produce vintage wine in Uzumlu. You can easily tell the difference when purchasing off a local producer.
The ordinary wine is in plastic lemonade bottles. The vintage stuff is in plastic Coke bottles, adds to the maturing process and the resulting aroma and taste.