Fruit and berry semi sweet
Gintaro Sin's chokeberry wine (semi-sweet) is a Lithuanian fruit and berry wine from the village of Juodalaukiai, Zarasai district, in which chokeberry reveals itself richly and concentratedly. The style is semi-sweet, but with a clearly noticeable balance, so the wine remains uncluttered.
Aroma
The aroma is dominated by the impression of ripe, sweet berries and a darker note of chokeberry. The smell is intense, more "berry" than floral.
Taste
In the mouth, the wine is rich and complex, gently sweetened, with a longer fruity aftertaste. The natural "darker" character of chokeberry provides structure and calm, and the sweetness acts as a rounding detail.
Raw material and origin
The producer emphasizes local raw materials and a more natural preservation of the character of fruits and berries, and the wines are created in limited quantities.
Serve at 14–16 °C with grilled meat, desserts, and dark chocolate.
Gintaro Sino Winery – Creators of Lithuanian Wine Traditions
Gintaro Sino Winery is one of the most well-known and respected wine producers in Lithuania, for more than a decade crafting natural fruit and berry wines based on local ingredients and traditional production methods. The winery is located in the Zarasai region, an area known for its clean environment and strong connection to nature.
Winemaking Philosophy and Style
Gintaro Sino wines are made from locally grown fruits and berries, carefully selected for their ripeness and flavor intensity. Traditional fermentation methods are used in order to preserve the natural character of the raw materials and the purity of aromas.
The winery produces:
All wines are released in limited quantities, allowing each vintage to express its unique character and reflect the conditions of the specific year.
Authenticity and Sense of Place
Gintaro Sino wines stand out for their natural expression and authenticity. Each bottle reflects the influence of Lithuania’s climate, soil, and seasonal rhythm, which is why these wines are appreciated for their individuality and genuine sense of origin.
