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Vale de Rosas Pinot Noir 2022

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Vale de Rosas Pinot Noir 2022
You don’t see much Pinot Noir in Portugal, but acclaimed winemaker José Neiva knew this famous grape variety would thrive on his family estate. He was right, of course, and you’ll taste the proof in silky, berry-packed Vale de Rosas Pinot Noir 2022.
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Wine Details

  • Red - Medium Bodied
  • PortugalPortugal
  • Pinot Noir
  • Vegan
  • 13% ABV
  • 750 ml
  • Vegetarian
  • 31 December 2032

Flavor Profile

Wine Flavor Profile
Vale de Rosas is a medium-bodied red wine with ripe strawberry and raspberry aromas, underpinned by chocolate and green tea notes. On the palate, intense forest fruit and delicate spice flavors introduce silky tannins and a fresh, elegant finish.
Wine Food Pairings
Salmon, tuna steak, roast chicken or duck, burgers, barbecue, charcuterie, mushrooms, soft and creamy cheeses.
Beyond the label

Legendary winemaker José Neiva (below) isn’t one to rest on his many laurels. (Which, by the way, includes the International Wine Challenge’s coveted Red Wine of the Year trophy.) He’s always innovating, always pushing himself to craft the best possible wines, even if they don’t follow tradition.

Take Vale de Rosas Pinot Noir. You don’t see a lot of Pinot Noir grown in Portugal, but José knew this famous red grape variety would thrive on his property. So, he planted vines around his family home and now tends one of the largest Pinot Noir vineyards on the Iberian peninsula.

Inspired by his wife’s rose garden, which he drives by on his way to the vineyard, Vale de Rosas is an elegant, fresh Pinot Noir with ripe red berry flavors. It’ll make a lovely aperitif (especially when lightly chilled) or pair well with a variety of foods from roasted chicken to hearty chilli and grilled flatbreads.

Secure your share today and taste how wonderful Portuguese Pinot Noir can be.

Legendary winemaker José Neiva (below) isn’t one to rest on his many laurels.

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José Neiva is “better than anyone at delivering ripe, New World flavors from traditional grapes.”

Tim Atkin

Master of Wine

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