Lancers Rosé

Portuguese rosé with the taste of sweet fruit and a refreshing sparkle. For sweet dishes and light meals. When you drink it cold, you taste its fruit best. Rosé, lightly sweet 0 Portugal, Azeitão Salad cheese When you talk about a rosé in a small jug, almost everyone knows what you mean: Lancers. This wine became popular after an American discovered it in 1944 during his search for a rosé that would appeal to Americans. He chose the name Lancers, which refers to the painting Las Lanzas by the Spanish painter Velázquez, depicting the surrender of Breda in the Eighty Years' War. Lancers rosé is made from Portuguese grape varieties such as Touriga Nacional and Aragonez. It tastes lightly sweet and tingles a little on the tongue. Enjoyed cold, it is a fresh, fruity, cheerful rosé to sip, but also try it with spicy dishes from Mexican cuisine. That combination is very surprising and tasty.