Herdade de Rocim Mariana Rose

Portugal's Alentejo region might be better known for its bold reds, but this rosé proves they can do pink with equal finesse. Made primarily from Portugal's noble Touriga Nacional grape with a touch of Aragonez (that's Tempranillo to the rest of the world), this is a rosé with both character and charm.

Herdade do Rocim is committed to showcasing the unique terroir of Alentejo, and this rosé beautifully expresses the warm days and cool nights of this inland region. The result is a wine with generous fruit that remains perfectly balanced by refreshing acidity.

It's serious enough to pair with a proper meal but casual enough for poolside sipping – essentially the perfect rosé for any occasion. And while Portugal may not be the first country that comes to mind for rosé, bottles like this make a compelling case for exploring beyond Provence.