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SPECIFICATIONS PROFILE Wine: Alicante Bouschet Located in the Lower Alentejo region in the southern half of Portugal, between Varietals: Alicante Bouschet Vidigueira and Cuba, lies the estate of Herdade do Rocim. Catarina Vieira Vinho Regional has been in charge of the development of the estate and she believes that Appellation: Alentejano Alentejo has the unique conditions required to produce world-class wines. Joining her as General Manager of the estate is Pedro Ribiero. He contributes Location: Vidigueira, Alentejo to the winemaking decisions, as well as running the sales and business affairs Exposure: South of the estate. Since purchasing the estate, Caterina and Pedro have invested greatly in the land by completely regenerating the vineyards and building a Soil: Sand, schist, granite new state of the art winery. They believe that Rocim has great potential for Vineyard Age: Average of 40 years producing high quality wines with worldwide recognition and have created a project that gives value not only to Alentejo, but to Portugal as a whole. Vineyard Area: 12 hectares Harvest: Manual Agricultural Method: Organic Vinification: Foot-trodden in stone vats. Fermentation with ambient yeasts. Bottled unfined and unfiltered. 9400 bottles produced Tasting Note: This wine has a deep opaque ruby color with aromas of black fruit. The barrel aging gives spicy notes and well-integrated tannins while maintaining minerality and acidity. Alcohol: 14.00% Residual Sugar: 1.9 g/l Acidity: 6.2 g/l SHIVERICK IMPORTS • from vine to glass for more than 30 years www.shiverick.com • [email protected].

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