Şirince fruit wines
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An aromatic beverage series from Şirince, produced through fruit maceration, featuring black mulberry, blackberry, melon, pomegranate, and strawberry varieties.

Technical details
- Producer
- Zeus
- Style
- Aromatic fruit wine
- Grape / fruit
- Black Mulberry, Blackberry, Melon, Pomegranate, Strawberry
- Origin
- Şirince
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Fruit wines are alcoholic beverages produced by utilizing the sugar and acid balance of different fruits, either instead of or in addition to grapes, during the fermentation process. This tradition, synonymous with Şirince, one of the important viticulture centers of the Aegean region, is diversified by the use of local fruits. The Şirince Zeus Fruit Wines collection consists of a wide range of products featuring the characteristic properties of various agricultural products such as black mulberry, blackberry, melon, pomegranate, and strawberry. The production process aims to preserve the natural aromatic components of the respective fruit.
Production processes and aromatic profile
The profile of these fruit-based beverages varies according to the acidity level of the raw material used. For example, pomegranate wine contains the slightly tart notes inherent in the fruit, while forest fruits like black mulberry and blackberry exhibit a more intense and full-bodied structure. Melon and strawberry variants, on the other hand, have a more pronounced sweetness. Each variety within Şirince Zeus Fruit Wines reflects the characteristics of the harvest period of the fruit and the regional terroir. These beverages are defined as low to medium-bodied structures with dominant fruit aromas.
Label and serving information
Serving conditions should be optimized according to the fruit type indicated on the product labels. To fully appreciate the aromatic structure of fruit wines, it is generally recommended to serve them chilled at 8-12 degrees Celsius. Especially for varieties with high sugary notes like melon and strawberry, maintaining the temperature is important for drinking balance. Bottles should be stored away from sunlight, in cool, constant-temperature, humid environments. This product group represents a production approach that combines traditional viticulture methods with modern fruit processing techniques.
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