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Seten Wine ● Wine Tasting ● Meet Our Sommelier

A Journey Through Time

Kapadokya has long been a land where nature and human craftsmanship exist in quiet harmony. Beyond its iconic landscapes lies a deeper heritage—vineyards shaped by volcanic soil, nurtured by harsh winters and sun-filled summers, and cultivated through centuries of patience. Winemaking here is not a trend; it is a legacy.

 

At Seten, this legacy is brought to life through a curated selection of wines that reflect both tradition and refinement. Each bottle carries the character of Cappadocia—structured, expressive, and grounded in its origins. The region’s unique terroir gives depth to every grape, while modern techniques ensure balance, clarity, and elegance in every sip.

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The Expression of Seten

Our wines are not simply produced; they are interpreted.
Each label represents a different expression of the land:

  • Seten Chardonnay (White Wine)

A fresh and refined profile shaped by the mineral-rich soils of Cappadocia. Balanced acidity meets subtle fruit notes, offering a clean, elegant finish that reflects the region’s natural purity.

  • Seten Cabernet Sauvignon – Syrah (Red Wine)

A bold yet harmonious blend. Deep aromas, layered structure, and a long finish define this wine—capturing both the strength of the land and the sophistication of careful craftsmanship.

These selections are not designed to impress at first glance, but to unfold over time—just like the region they come from.

More Than Wine

At Seten, wine is not just part of the table—it is part of the story.

Each glass connects the past with the present:
the rhythm of harvests, the patience of aging, and the quiet expertise behind every bottle. Paired with the richness of Anatolian cuisine, our wines elevate not only flavor, but the entire dining experience.

This is not just a collection,it is a continuation of Cappadocia’s living heritage.

And every glass is an invitation—to slow down, to explore, and to taste something that has been shaped by time itself.

The Seten Wine Tasting Experience

HISTORY IN A GLASS:
EXCLUSIVE CAPPADOCIA WINE TASTING EXPERIENCE

Discover Cappadocia's ancient winemaking heritage through an exclusive tasting journey led by a professional sommelier. Sample exceptional wines born from the region's unique volcanic soils while uncovering a tradition that stretches back thousands of years—from the Hittites to the Byzantine era.

WHAT TO EXPECT

Professional Sommelier Guidance

Gain fascinating insights into the history, grape varieties, and tasting notes behind each carefully selected wine.

Premium Local Wines

Enjoy a curated selection from Cappadocia's most renowned wineries, including Kocabağ and Turasan.

Gourmet Pairings

Each tasting is accompanied by a carefully prepared cheese and seasonal fruit platter designed to complement the wines.

An Unforgettable Setting

Relax in the heart of Cappadocia and experience wine tasting surrounded by one of the world's most extraordinary landscapes.

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Meet Your Sommelier –
Süleyman Efendi

Born and raised in Cappadocia and originally from Uçhisar, Süleyman has spent 18 years in the hospitality industry, with the last nine years dedicated to wine education, tasting experiences, and beverage consultancy.

He holds WSET Level 1 and Level 2 certifications and has further expanded his expertise by attending four specialized seminars on Italian wines organized by ADCO in Italy. His professional development also includes wine list engineering training with renowned Turkish wine experts Mehmet Yalçın and Oğul Türkkan.

Specializing in wine, wine service, premium spirits, and bar management, Süleyman combines international wine knowledge with a deep understanding of Cappadocia's unique wine heritage. His tastings offer not only exceptional wines but also the stories, traditions, and culture that have shaped one of the world's oldest wine regions.

Cappadocia Joins the Iter Vitis Network: A Milestone for Wine Heritage and Sustainable Tourism

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Iter Vitis – Les Chemins de la vigne

The Cappadocia region, already renowned for its fairy chimneys and underground cities, has now added another layer to its cultural identity: it has officially joined the Iter Vitis Route, an international cultural route dedicated to preserving and promoting Europe’s viticultural heritage. This move not only elevates Cappadocia’s global visibility but also opens doors to cross-border collaborations in sustainable tourism, rural development, and cultural preservation.

WHY CHOOSE THIS EXPERIENCE?

Cappadocia is celebrated not only for its fairy chimneys but also for a winemaking tradition that dates back thousands of years. Indigenous grape varieties such as Emir and Dimrit produce elegant wines with remarkable minerality, shaped by the region's unique volcanic tuff soils.

Throughout your tasting experience, you'll discover how wine has influenced Cappadocia's history, early Christian traditions, and local culture, while learning why this remarkable region has become one of Türkiye's premier wine destinations.

Whether you're a wine enthusiast, a couple seeking a memorable experience, or a curious traveller eager to explore local culture, this exclusive tasting promises an unforgettable journey through the flavours of Cappadocia.

Reserve your experience today and discover the true spirit of Cappadocia—one glass at a time.

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CappadocIa: One of the World's Oldest WIne Landscapes Cappadocia is not only famous for its fairy chimneys and breathtaking landscapes—it is also one of the world's oldest continuously cultivated wine regions. Viticulture in this remarkable land dates back more than 5,000 years, reaching as far as the Hittite civilization around 3000 BC. Archaeological discoveries reveal that wine played both a ceremonial and spiritual role in Hittite society, laying the foundations for a winemaking tradition that continues today.

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