The atmosphere was very nice and beautiful because it was our first time and the venues were very unknown and accidentally the view was beautiful because we drank wine in January the wine came in champagne glass style wine was above the vase!! Anyway, then we went to the cenote, we tried the fruit wines, they were cold and tasted pretty good, we got the grape and grape grapes, we picked up the wines, where the syringe was native wine and the owners of the business were very kind, and then when we went to get normal wine, let's say maybe our own wine was beautiful. They sold us wine from the nearby parking lot, they said they sold us a campaign. Then they came to my empty room. I didn't read and check when I came home.

if you are visiting Kusadasi/Ephesus, the greek village of Sirence is not to be missed. you will be fascinated by this pretty village with shops and great views and cafes. in spring flowers bloom and and its such a pleasant experience to wander around the cobblestone alleys. Sit down and sip some Turkish tea or Coffee gazing at the amazing vistas. The people are friendly and sell lovely things from hand knitted goods to herbs !

Anyone expecting an old village will be disappointed. Every now and then you see individual derelict houses, otherwise there is not really much evidence of an old village. The "village" is designed purely for tourism. One booth at a time. However, we were there at lunchtime and so many stalls were closed. Likewise, there is a "restaurant" at the other. We liked it anyway, everything is decorated or painted with a lot of love and definitely worth a pretty photo. Also, the sale of the goods cannot be compared to the other bazaars where fake brands are sold. So if you want a souvenir, you should look here. Quite extraordinary I found an old man of flower wreaths for tied on his head. All in all, I would say it depends on what you expect from the place whether you are satisfied or not. I liked it, however I imagined an old village and therefore 2 points deduction, who has been to Avanos understands that.

Şirince Köyü offers a delightful journey back in time, with its historic stone houses and winding cobblestone streets telling stories of yesteryear. Improved roads make access to this hidden gem much easier, inviting travelers on a perfect day trip full of discovery. Local fruit wines stand out, among which pomegranate wine stands out for its unique flavor. It is a testament to Şirince's rich agricultural roots. Peaceful mornings and quiet afternoons are ideal for those seeking solace in the embrace of history and nature. However, while the town's charm is undeniable, some visitors may find the commercialization of the area a little overwhelming. The balance between maintaining the authentic feel of the town and catering to tourists seems to lean slightly towards the latter. This slight departure from authenticity is the only reason I don't give it five stars. Şirince Köyü remains a must-see for those interested in history, wine connoisseurs and anyone who wants to get off the beaten track and enter a world suspended in time.

What a stunning place! First came in 2002 and then again yesterday and it hasn’t lost its charm one bit. If anything it’s gained more over the years. Highly recommend a visit. Taste some of the wines, enjoy some Turkish foods (we had a Turkish breakfast for 5 and the kids loved it) and take in the views and stunning scenery in this magical little village.