O Estrangeiro Herdade Rocim Tinto

Name: O Estrangeiro Herdade Rocim Tinto
Brand: Herdade Rocim
SKU: 9610
Availability: InStock

€43.00

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O Estrangeiro is a great Dão wine, elegant and sophisticated. From is a field blend of old vines, planted in granite soil. The Dão region has its own micro climate, is temperate with large temperature variations, especially during the ripening and harvesting period and very typical morning fog gives freshness to its wines.

It is, above all, the result of a desire and a dream. “God wills,Man dreams, the Work is born” is Fernando Pessoa’s poetic expression that can best help us understand the circumstances in which the idea arose and the work was built.

Categories: Alicante Bouschet, Aragonez, Bairrada, Dão, Portugal, Red Wine, Touriga Nacional Tags: #AlicanteBouschet, #Aragonez, #Bairrada, #Portugal, #Red wine, #Touriganacional Producer: Herdade Rocim

Tasting Notes from Pinto Wines
Colour	Bright ruby color
Nose	Aroma of black fruit and minerality well integrated with the spicy notes from the barrel
Palate	Mouth of great depth and elegance.
Fact Sheet
Size	75 cl
Grape Variety	Touriga Nacional, Alicante Bouschet and Aragonez
Alcohol %	13%
Style
Estate/Producer	Herdade do Rocim
Country / Region	Portugal / Bairrada / Dão
Vintage	2023
Vinification	For the Estrangeiro Red, we harvested the grapes manually in 12kg boxes on 24 September 2020. After being kept in a cold chamber, they were carefully selected on a sorting mat, followed by complete destemming and very light crushing of the berries. Fermentation took place in a cement tank at a controlled temperature for a period of 10 days.
Cellaring/Ageing Potential
Closure	Natural Cork

About the Producer

Herdade do Rocim began in 2000 when José Ribeiro Vieira and his daughter Catarina bought the property in Portugal's Alentejo region, transforming it into a renowned winery focused on blending tradition with modern techniques, especially pioneering amphora wine (Talha) and emphasizing sustainability in the Vidigueira subregion. The early years involved extensive land renovation, planting new vines, and building the cellar, culminating in their first wines and establishing Rocim as a key player known for quality, innovation, and respect for the terroir.