Şirince fruit wines
Şirince Derinbağ Karadut Şarabı
An aromatic fruit wine produced by Yedibağlar Şarapçılık, made from black mulberry fruit, with an alcohol content of 10%.

Technical details
- Producer
- Yedibağlar Şarapçılık
- Style
- Sweet Fruit Wine
- Grape / fruit
- Black Mulberry
- Alcohol (ABV)
- 10%
- Origin
- Şirince
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Fruit wines produced in the Şirince region, synonymous with Aegean viticulture heritage, represent a modern reflection of traditional fermented beverage culture. Şirince Derinbağ Karadut Şarabı (Black Mulberry Wine) is produced using the region's characteristic fruit processing techniques. In such beverages, the natural sugar and acid balance contained in the fruit are key elements determining the aroma intensity in the final product. This product, obtained by fermenting 100% real black mulberries, exhibits a structure that preserves the fruit's natural pigments and characteristic aroma profile.
Fruit Winemaking and Content Characteristics
Unlike grape wine, fruit wines are based on the principle of fermenting the juice of the respective fruit directly as raw material. Black mulberry, with its antioxidant capacity and intense color, is a frequently preferred raw material in such productions. The 10% alcohol level in Şirince Derinbağ Karadut Şarabı allows the beverage to offer a balanced structure without overpowering its fruity nature. The production process aims to preserve the fresh aromas of the fruit.
Consumption and Storage Conditions
Serving temperature is critically important for fruit-based fermented beverages to fully reflect their aroma profile. Şirince Derinbağ Karadut Şarabı, due to its prominent fruity character, is generally served at low temperatures. For an ideal experience, it is suggested to consume it chilled and store it in cool places away from sunlight. Due to its aromatic structure, this beverage can be enjoyed with light snacks, nuts, and fresh fruit presentations.
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