Şirince fruit wines
Vinis Çikolata Vişne
An aromatic red beverage with 6.9% alcohol by volume and a 750 ml capacity, where the natural acidity of sour cherry is balanced with chocolate aromas.

Technical details
- Producer
- Vinis
- Style
- Flavored Red Fruit Wine
- Grape / fruit
- Sour Cherry
- Volume
- 750 ml
- Alcohol (ABV)
- 6.9%
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Ask for infoAbout this product
In the tradition of fruit winemaking, sour cherry is one of the most frequently preferred raw materials due to its characteristic acid balance and dark color profile. Fruit-based fermented beverages, which have a place in the wine culture of the Aegean region, especially centers like Şirince, aim to preserve the natural sugar and aromatic structure of the fruit. Vinis Çikolata Vişne combines this traditional fruit character with cocoa notes, offering a composite structure. The low alcohol level helps the beverage's fruity texture remain prominent.
Sour cherry and cocoa character
The base obtained by fermenting sour cherry fruit gives the beverage a full-bodied fruit structure. The chocolate aromas added to this base soften the known sharpness of the sour cherry, creating a more holistic profile. From a gastronomic perspective, such aromatic combinations allow both fruity and sweet layers to be perceived simultaneously on the palate. The chemical balance of the product requires the natural tannins in sour cherry to be in harmony with the chocolate essence.
Label and serving information
The label data on Vinis Çikolata Vişne, presented in standard 750 ml bottles, confirms the beverage's aromatic additives and alcohol content. For such flavored fruit beverages, it is technically recommended to serve them chilled between 8-12 degrees Celsius to preserve the freshness of the fruit character. Low temperature balances the dominance of chocolate aromas while highlighting the refreshing effect of sour cherry. Storing at room temperature may disrupt the balance of aromatic components.
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