Sogrape Vinhos Mateus Rosé Original
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Grape varieties
BagaBairrada, PortugalSmall, thick-skinned, tannic and high in acid. Berries and black plum with coffee, hay and smoke.
More Baga- RufeteThe Douro, Portugal and Spain
Aromatic and fruity. Grown on both sides of the border, and the sources disagree about whether it ripens early or late.
More Rufete - Tinta BarrocaThe Douro, Portugal
Floral and mellow, sweet and round on the palate. More colour than structure.
More Tinta Barroca - Touriga FrancaNorthern Portugal
Intensely aromatic — roses and a hint of citrus — full-bodied, with a firm tannic backbone. Nothing French about it despite the name.
More Touriga Franca
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Stainless SteelAdds nothing of its own. Keeps the fruit as close as it gets to how it was picked.
More aged in Stainless Steel
From the winery Sogrape Vinhos
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Body
Feels about as full in the mouth as skimmed milk.
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Tannin
Between water and weak tea.
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Acidity
About as sharp as orange juice.
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Sweetness
Between orange juice and Coca-Cola.
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Fruity or earthy
Purely fruity.
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Off-Dry Rosé
Openly sweet and best very cold. The style that gave rosé its reputation, for better and worse.
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