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Liberalitas 2017 Rosé Wine
Vinha das Virtudes, a project that has as its main inspiration the seven virtues of the epic poem of Prudencio, a Roman poet who lived between the years 348 and 410. It portrays in Psichomachia a battle between virtues and vices, which illustrates the struggle of soul against the seven deadly sins, in which virtues always triumph.
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Vinha das Virtudes, a project that has as its main inspiration the seven virtues of the epic poem of Prudencio, a Roman poet who lived between the years 348 and 410. It portrays in Psichomachia a battle between virtues and vices, which illustrates the struggle of soul against the seven deadly sins, in which virtues always triumph.
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120 eks.
Dataark
- Regionen
- Alentejo
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- Liberalitas Rosé presents a pale pink colour and has an exuberant fruity aroma with soft floral notes. Very fresh and smooth on the palate
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- It is perfect as an aperitif or to accompany light and summery dishes
- Stor flaske
- White meats, pastas dishes and grilled seafood
- Land
- Portugal
- Type
- Rose Wine
- År
- 2017
- Vekt
- 1.5
- Cast
- Syrah & Touriga Nacional
- Alkohol
- 13.5%
- Vinifisering
- Fermentation took place in stainless steel tanks at a 16ºC temperature, followed byageing on fine lees
- Total surhet
- 5.7 g/l
- Vinprodusent
- Pedro Baptista
- Aldring
- 4 months
- Ph
- 3.40
- Priser
- Silver Medal - Wines of Portugal 2015 competition; Silver Medal - Concours Mondial de Bruxelles 2015
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Vinha das Virtudes, a project that has as its main inspiration the seven virtues of the epic poem of Prudencio, a Roman poet who lived between the years 348 and 410. It portrays in Psichomachia a battle between virtues and vices, which illustrates the struggle of soul against the seven deadly sins, in which virtues always triumph.
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