Rose/Mateus Dry Selection Rose 750 ML

Mateus Dry Selection Rose 750 ML

Rose · 24 Proof
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About this bottle

Mateus Dry Selection Rosé is a Portuguese rosé from Sogrape, the producer behind the original Mateus Rosé that became a household name in the 1940s. This Dry Selection leans crisper and less sweet than that original, built from a blend of traditional Portuguese red grape varieties for a pale pink color and light, fresh character. On the nose it's floral with red berry notes; the palate stays crisp and dry with balanced acidity and a clean finish. At around 12% ABV, it drinks light and easy rather than heavy. It's a straightforward warm-weather rosé for anyone who wants something uncomplicated to pour at a cookout or alongside seafood.

How to drink Mateus Dry Selection Rosé

Serve it cold, straight from an ice bucket if you've got one — this isn't a rosé that needs to breathe. It pairs easily with grilled fish or a simple salad, and it's forgiving enough to pour for a crowd that doesn't have strong wine opinions.

Specs

Rose24 proof

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Questions about this bottle

How should Mateus Dry Selection Rosé be served?

Serve it well chilled, straight from an ice bucket if you have one — it's not a wine that needs to breathe or warm up before drinking.

What food pairs well with Mateus Dry Selection Rosé?

It's a good match for grilled fish, seafood, or a simple salad, and light enough to serve alongside most cookout food.

Who makes Mateus Rosé?

Mateus is made by Sogrape, the Portuguese producer behind the original Mateus Rosé that became a household name after its 1942 launch.

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