Best Enjoyed Chilled

Pomegranate Wine

Name: Pomegranate Wine
Brand: Franzese Wine
SKU: 122112
Price: 49.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Fruit Wine • Armenia

2 fruit bottles minimum per order

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Bright, bold, and vibrantly clean A touch of nuttiness and vibrant acidity at 12% ABV — served in a hand-painted Armenian bottle you'll keep long after the wine is gone.

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Real fermented pomegranate — not a pretender Made from real pomegranates grown in Armenia's sacred orchards. Not a flavored grape wine pretending to be one.

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Grown in Syunik, where the heat hits 110°F Summer heat exceeding 110°F produces pomegranates with a sweetness and intensity no other region can match.

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About the product

The Pomegranate Wine is made in a similar style to our white wine. The fruit is gently cracked and the arils are shaken out. The free run juice is stored nearby as the arils are gently pressed and combined to create the dark red color. The fermentation process takes place in stainless steel tanks at cool temperatures that allow the freshness of the fruit to be maintained through the finished product. It is then bottled in a hand crafted and painted traditional Armenian package that highlights the uniqueness of this delicious wine.

No sulfites, no industrial yeast, or no sugars added.
Alcohol: 12%
Volume: 750ml

Shipping Information

Your shipment must be signed by an adult 21+ at the address provided. If you are not present or cannot provide valid ID, the carrier may return or hold the shipment. It is your responsibility to ensure state and local laws allow direct shipments of wine to your address.

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FRUIT WINES COLLECTION

Pomegranate Wine

Syunik Province, Armenia

Heritage

The pomegranate has been sacred to Armenia for as long as Armenia has existed. It appears in ancient manuscripts, carved into church walls, and woven into textiles as a symbol of fertility, abundance, and eternal life. The orchards of Syunik Province, in Armenia's southeastern highlands, produce some of the most intensely flavored pomegranates on earth — the result of summer temperatures that regularly exceed 110°F, combined with the dramatic cooling of highland nights . This is not a flavored grape wine with pomegranate added. It is real fermented pomegranate - tree-ripened, gently pressed, and cold-fermented in stainless steel to preserve every note of freshness - then bottled in a hand-painted traditional Armenian vessel that is itself a piece of art.

What it feels like

Semi-sweet with a bright, natural tartness — it tastes like a fresh pomegranate, not a sugary juice. You'll notice tart cherry alongside the pomegranate, with a hint of walnut on the finish that gives it an unexpected depth. It's light enough to drink chilled on its own but interesting enough to hold up next to food. Overall, it's vibrant and refreshing — the kind of wine that surprises people in the best way.

Flavor notes

Fresh Pomegranate Rose Hip Hint of Walnut Bright Acidity Semi-Sweet Finish

Perfect pairings

Roasted duck with pomegranate glaze

A natural pairing — the wine mirrors the glaze and amplifies the savory depth of the duck.

Aged hard cheeses

The wine's tartness cuts through the fat of aged cheeses like Gruyère or Comté, creating a surprisingly sophisticated pairing.

Served as a spritz or in sangria

Chill and pour over ice with sparkling water and a sprig of mint, or use as the base of a sangria that will stop every conversation at the table.

Man in a bar setting holding a bottle, with shelves of bottles in the background

Notes from the boss

"Every time I pour this for someone who thinks they know wine, they stop and ask what it is. That reaction is exactly why I love it."

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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