Pouca Roupa for Valentine’s Day

Thinking about the most romantic night of the year, the João Portugal Ramos Group suggests the trio of wines from the Pouca Roupa range, white, red and rosé. With a fresh, cheerful and irreverent profile, these wines are the ideal suggestion to accompany a special dinner or to toast with your better half on Valentine’s Day. This gift could even be in Paris, given the competition on the brand’s Instagram profile, the winner of which will be entitled to a weekend for two people in the city of love.

Pou12ca Roupa White 2023, a vintage that has just been launched on the market, is the ideal wine to accompany fish, seafood, white meat and pasta dishes. It is a monovarietal of Sauvignon Blanc, with a fine and intense aroma, and notes of tropical fruit. In the mouth the acidity is very present and combined with the sweetness of the fruit. Its aftertaste is long and persistent.

Pouca Roupa Rosé 2023 goes well with Mediterranean salads and oriental cuisine. It is a blend of Aragonez, Touriga Nacional and Cabernet Sauvignon grape varieties and is characterized by the aroma of red fruits, well combined with the vegetable component. It is a rosé with volume, balanced and a long finish, which is also a great solution to be drunk served as an aperitif.

Finally, Pouca Roupa Tinto 2022 is made from the Alicante Bouschet, Touriga Franca and Touriga Nacional grape varieties. In this wine, the aromas of red fruits such as cherry, blackberry and cassis stand out, surrounded by soft balsamic notes. It is the perfect suggestion for lovers of cheese and traditional Portuguese cuisine.

To mark this special season, Pouca Roupa wines are raffling off on their Instagram profile a weekend for two people in Paris. Check out the brand’s profile to find out how you can be in with a chance of winning this trip to the city of light.

Young, irreverent and recognized in the market, Pouca Roupa wines have an unusual name that draws inspiration from different contexts: in addition to being a very common nickname in Alentejo, it is, above all, the name of the hill where the vineyard is located. gives rise to these references.