Büyülübağ Wines was founded in 2003 on Avşa Island in the Marmara Sea. The island has a unique microclimate that is ideal for producing high-quality wines from high-quality grapes. The gold medal in the Gusto Magazine competition in 2006 and the silver medal in The Challenge International Du Vin in 2007 strengthened Büyülübağ wine's reputation.
Adakaras, or "the Land's Black," is a Turkish red grape variety. It got its name from the fact that it has a black color feature. The famous production location is Avşa Island, but Adakaras grape variety is grown throughout the Marmara Region (particularly the Marmara coast and Eastern Thrace). Avşa wines has an alcohol content of about 12% and an acidity of 6-7 grams/liter.