Amoras Rosado 2024
Vinho Regional de Lisboa
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Rosé is a speciality of Portugal and it shows clearly in the ripe berry fruit and refreshing zip of this tasty family-estate pink. Cabernet plus Portugal’s prized Castelão and Camarate combine to make this unique and deliciously vibrant rosado.
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Wine Details
- Rosé - Medium Dry
Portugal- Mid Pink
- Castelão-based blend
- 8.25 Units
- Vegan
- 11% ABV
- 750 ml
- Vegetarian
- 31 December 2026
Flavour Profile
Tasting notes
Crisp redcurrant, citrus and summer berry fruits; peppery edge
Allergy information
Contains Sulphites
The Story Behind the Bottle
If you like dry, bright, berry-fresh rosés, then you'll love Portugal’s new-wave rosados. This country cultivates a myriad of exciting red varieties which, when picked early, with lots of refreshing zip, make perfect crisp pinks. Amoras is from a single estate 40km north of Lisbon, Casa Santos Lima, which has been owned by the same family for four generations. The wine is named after the wild blackberry bushes that frame the vineyards, giving the local wildlife something other than tasty grapes to feed on! For this refreshing rosé, the winemaker selected Portugal’s prized native grapes, plus a portion of deep, blackcurrant Cabernet. It's a tasty drop on its own and ideal with seafood, salads, at a barbecue or with Asian cuisine.
If you like dry, bright, berry-fresh rosés, then you'll love Portugal’s new-wave rosados. This country cultivates a myriad of exciting red varieties which, when picked early, with lots of refreshing zip, make perfect crisp pinks. Amoras is from a single estate 40km north of Lisbon, Casa Santos Lima, which has been owned by the same family for four generations. The wine is named after the wild blackberry bushes that frame the vineyards, giving the local wildlife something other than tasty grapes to feed on! For this refreshing rosé, the winemaker selected Portugal’s prized native grapes, plus a portion of deep, blackcurrant Cabernet. It's a tasty drop on its own and ideal with seafood, salads, at a barbecue or with Asian cuisine.
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