M. Parajanov Semi Sweet Pomegranate Wine Armenia
M. Parajanov Semi Sweet Pomegranate Wine – Armenia
Inspired by one of the most celebrated works of Armenian cinema, M. Parajanov Semi Sweet Pomegranate Wine is a unique fruit wine that pays tribute to legendary filmmaker Sergei Parajanov and his iconic 1969 masterpiece, The Color of Pomegranates. Like the film itself, this wine celebrates Armenia's rich artistic and cultural heritage while showcasing one of its most treasured fruits.
Produced using traditional winemaking methods, this natural semi-sweet pomegranate wine is crafted exclusively from Shahnur and Armenian Rose pomegranates grown in the fertile Syunik Province of southern Armenia. This region is renowned for producing intensely flavored, naturally balanced pomegranates thanks to its mountainous climate and mineral-rich soils.
Deep ruby-red in color, the wine opens with vibrant aromas of ripe pomegranate, wild berries, red cherry, cranberry, and floral notes. The palate is rich and velvety with luscious sweet-tart pomegranate flavors balanced by lively natural acidity, creating a refreshing finish rather than excessive sweetness. Notes of raspberry, black cherry, hibiscus, and subtle spice add complexity and elegance.
Whether served slightly chilled as an aperitif, paired with desserts, cheeses, or enjoyed on its own, M. Parajanov Semi Sweet Pomegranate Wine offers a memorable taste of Armenia's centuries-old pomegranate tradition.
About the Inspiration
The wine honors Sergei Parajanov, one of the world's most influential filmmakers, whose groundbreaking 1969 film The Color of Pomegranates poetically portrayed the life of the 18th-century Armenian poet Sayat-Nova. Widely regarded as one of cinema's greatest artistic achievements, the film has become a symbol of Armenian culture, creativity, and identity.
Just as the film transformed the pomegranate into a powerful visual symbol, this wine transforms Armenia's iconic fruit into an elegant and authentic expression of the country's rich heritage.
Tasting Notes
Color
Deep ruby red with vibrant crimson highlights.
Aroma
- Fresh pomegranate
- Raspberry
- Red cherry
- Cranberry
- Hibiscus
- Rose petals
- Wild berries
Palate
- Sweet ripe pomegranate
- Black cherry
- Raspberry
- Bright natural acidity
- Silky texture
- Refreshing finish
- Balanced sweetness
Food Pairings
Excellent with:
- Dark chocolate
- Baklava
- Fresh berries
- Fruit tarts
- Cheesecake
- Blue cheese
- Brie
- Aged Gouda
- Roast duck
- Lamb kebabs
- Armenian gata
- Mixed nuts
Wine Details
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Producer | M. Parajanov |
| Country | Armenia |
| Region | Syunik Province |
| Wine Type | Natural Semi-Sweet Pomegranate Wine |
| Fruit | Shahnur & Armenian Rose Pomegranates |
| Production Method | Traditional winemaking methods |
| Style | Semi-Sweet Fruit Wine |
| Color | Ruby Red |
| Serving Temperature | 50–55°F (10–13°C) |
| Pairing | Desserts, cheeses, roasted meats, chocolate |
Why You'll Love It
- Crafted from premium Armenian pomegranates
- Made using traditional winemaking techniques
- Produced from the renowned Shahnur and Armenian Rose varieties
- Naturally balanced sweetness and vibrant acidity
- Inspired by Sergei Parajanov's legendary film The Color of Pomegranates
- A unique expression of Armenian culture and craftsmanship
- Excellent as a dessert wine or conversation piece
- Perfect gift for wine lovers and enthusiasts of Armenian heritage
M. Parajanov Semi Sweet Pomegranate Wine Armenia
M. Parajanov Semi Sweet Pomegranate Wine – Armenia
Inspired by one of the most celebrated works of Armenian cinema, M. Parajanov Semi Sweet Pomegranate Wine is a unique fruit wine that pays tribute to legendary filmmaker Sergei Parajanov and his iconic 1969 masterpiece, The Color of Pomegranates. Like the film itself, this wine celebrates Armenia's rich artistic and cultural heritage while showcasing one of its most treasured fruits.
Produced using traditional winemaking methods, this natural semi-sweet pomegranate wine is crafted exclusively from Shahnur and Armenian Rose pomegranates grown in the fertile Syunik Province of southern Armenia. This region is renowned for producing intensely flavored, naturally balanced pomegranates thanks to its mountainous climate and mineral-rich soils.
Deep ruby-red in color, the wine opens with vibrant aromas of ripe pomegranate, wild berries, red cherry, cranberry, and floral notes. The palate is rich and velvety with luscious sweet-tart pomegranate flavors balanced by lively natural acidity, creating a refreshing finish rather than excessive sweetness. Notes of raspberry, black cherry, hibiscus, and subtle spice add complexity and elegance.
Whether served slightly chilled as an aperitif, paired with desserts, cheeses, or enjoyed on its own, M. Parajanov Semi Sweet Pomegranate Wine offers a memorable taste of Armenia's centuries-old pomegranate tradition.
About the Inspiration
The wine honors Sergei Parajanov, one of the world's most influential filmmakers, whose groundbreaking 1969 film The Color of Pomegranates poetically portrayed the life of the 18th-century Armenian poet Sayat-Nova. Widely regarded as one of cinema's greatest artistic achievements, the film has become a symbol of Armenian culture, creativity, and identity.
Just as the film transformed the pomegranate into a powerful visual symbol, this wine transforms Armenia's iconic fruit into an elegant and authentic expression of the country's rich heritage.
Tasting Notes
Color
Deep ruby red with vibrant crimson highlights.
Aroma
- Fresh pomegranate
- Raspberry
- Red cherry
- Cranberry
- Hibiscus
- Rose petals
- Wild berries
Palate
- Sweet ripe pomegranate
- Black cherry
- Raspberry
- Bright natural acidity
- Silky texture
- Refreshing finish
- Balanced sweetness
Food Pairings
Excellent with:
- Dark chocolate
- Baklava
- Fresh berries
- Fruit tarts
- Cheesecake
- Blue cheese
- Brie
- Aged Gouda
- Roast duck
- Lamb kebabs
- Armenian gata
- Mixed nuts
Wine Details
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Producer | M. Parajanov |
| Country | Armenia |
| Region | Syunik Province |
| Wine Type | Natural Semi-Sweet Pomegranate Wine |
| Fruit | Shahnur & Armenian Rose Pomegranates |
| Production Method | Traditional winemaking methods |
| Style | Semi-Sweet Fruit Wine |
| Color | Ruby Red |
| Serving Temperature | 50–55°F (10–13°C) |
| Pairing | Desserts, cheeses, roasted meats, chocolate |
Why You'll Love It
- Crafted from premium Armenian pomegranates
- Made using traditional winemaking techniques
- Produced from the renowned Shahnur and Armenian Rose varieties
- Naturally balanced sweetness and vibrant acidity
- Inspired by Sergei Parajanov's legendary film The Color of Pomegranates
- A unique expression of Armenian culture and craftsmanship
- Excellent as a dessert wine or conversation piece
- Perfect gift for wine lovers and enthusiasts of Armenian heritage