On Valentine’s Day, instead of roses, offer Vinha da Rosa

On Valentine’s Day, there is an elegant and sophisticated alternative to the classic bouquet of roses: Vinha da Rosa, a rosé wine produced by João Portugal Ramos, designed to make the date even more special.
With a pale pink colour and a fine, delicate aroma, this wine is a tribute to the organic vineyards of Estremoz, where the rose bushes that flank the plots are not only an ornament, but also a natural method of protecting the vines. The result is a fresh and balanced wine, with notes of raspberry and tropical fruit, good acidity and a long finish – perfect for toasting as a couple.
Available in specialised wine shops and on the Horeca channel, Vinha da Rosa arrives on the market with a recommended price of €15.90, positioning itself as an exquisite choice for celebrating love.
João Portugal Ramos, one of the country’s most renowned winemakers, founded the group that bears his name more than three decades ago and has been one of the central figures in the modernisation and recognition of Portuguese wines. With a presence in various wine-growing regions, such as the Alentejo, Douro, Beiras and Vinhos Verdes, the group’s wines are exported to markets such as the USA, Brazil, Canada and Sweden, contributing to the sector’s growing reputation across borders.
For couples who appreciate fine wines, Vinha da Rosa promises to be the ideal choice to turn a simple toast into a memorable celebration.