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Blackberry Wine

Name: Blackberry Wine
Brand: Franzese Wine
SKU: 122321
Price: 39.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Fruit Wine • Armenia •

2 fruit bottles minimum per order

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Silky sweetness meets lively tartness Balanced by bright natural acidity and poured from a hand-crafted Armenian bottle that's a gift before it's even opened.

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Not farmed — foraged Wild-harvested by hand from the mountain highlands of Armenia, where blackberries grow untamed in volcanic soil.

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15% ABV with a deep inky hue Winemakers say blackberry wine is the fruit wine closest to a traditional red in body, structure, and complexity.

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About the product

Experience the untamed flavors of the Armenian highlands with Franzese Blackberry Wine. Unlike commercially farmed fruit, the blackberries used in this wine are wild-harvested by hand from high-altitude volcanic soils. This challenging environment forces the plants to develop a profound concentration of flavor, resulting in a wine that boasts a deep, inky hue and a robust 15% ABV. Winemakers often note that blackberry wine is the fruit wine closest to a traditional red in terms of body and structure.

This full-bodied, semi-sweet wine perfectly balances silky sweetness with a lively, natural tartness. You will immediately taste rich wild blackberry and dark plum, supported by subtle hints of violet and cassis. The finish is long, clean, and surprisingly complex, avoiding the heavy syrupiness often associated with fruit wines. It is a bold and satisfying pour that pairs beautifully with lamb chops, aged cheddar, or grilled venison.

No sulfites, no industrial yeast, or no sugars added.
Alcohol: 15%
Volume: 750ml

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FRUIT WINES COLLECTION

Blackberry Wine

Ararat Valley, Armenia

Heritage

These blackberries were not farmed. They were wild-harvested by hand from the mountain highlands of Armenia, where blackberries grow untamed in volcanic soil at elevations where the air is thin and the seasons are short and intense. This fruit carries a concentration and complexity that cultivated berries simply cannot replicate: the plant has had to work harder, push deeper, and compete with the surrounding landscape to survive. The result is a berry with a depth of flavor that translates directly into the wine. At 15% ABV and with a deep, almost opaque hue, winemakers have long noted that blackberry wine is the fruit wine closest to a traditional red in body, structure, and complexity — and this one makes that case convincingly.

What it feels like

Full-bodied and semi-sweet, with a natural tartness that keeps it from tasting like juice. You'll get wild blackberry and dark plum right away, with a deep, almost inky richness and a hint of cassis and violet underneath. The finish is long and clean — closer to a red wine than any fruit wine you've tried. Overall, it's bold and satisfying, the kind of bottle that earns its place on a dinner table.

Flavor notes

Wild Blackberry Violet Velvety Body Dark Plum Long Finish

Perfect pairings

Lamb chops with herb crust

The wine's dark fruit and full body stand up beautifully to the richness of lamb, while its natural tartness cuts through the fat.

Aged cheddar or blue cheese

The wine's sweetness and structure create a compelling contrast with the sharpness of aged or blue-veined cheeses.

Grilled venison or duck breast

The wine's wild, foraged character mirrors the gaminess of dark meats in a way that feels completely natural.

Notes from the boss

"Bold and sweet - combination that made it my favorite fruit wine "

Michael Franzese
Founder, Franzese Wine

The Birthplace of Wine

From Ancient Soil To Your Table

Long before the vineyards of France and Italy, long before the cellars of Napa Valley, there was Armenia — the cradle of winemaking. In 2011, archaeologists discovered the world's oldest known winery in the Areni-1 cave complex, dating back over 6,200 years.

This is not just wine. This is liquid heritage — a direct connection to the very origins of viticulture.

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