Viinituotte

Viinituotte is a term used in Finnish to refer to a product made from grapes, specifically a beverage. This generally encompasses a wide range of alcoholic drinks derived from fermented grape juice. The most common and widely recognized type of viinituote is wine. This includes red wine, white wine, rosé wine, and sparkling wine, each produced through different methods of grape cultivation and fermentation.

Beyond traditional wine, the term viinituote can also extend to products like fortified wines, such as port or sherry, which have had spirits added to them. It may also include certain dessert wines or other grape-based alcoholic beverages. The classification and specific regulations surrounding what constitutes a viinituote can vary by country and region, often dictated by alcohol content, production methods, and the types of grapes used. In Finland, like in many other European countries, there are established legal definitions and quality standards for different types of viinituotte. The availability and sale of these products are typically regulated by national laws.