Rocim Amphora White POUILLY-FUME and 2001 is no exception

and 2001 is no exception

crispy acidity and fruity notes with a long finish

Great on its own or with food it's a very versatile Chardonnay

An unusual blend makes this wine stand out

Rocim Amphora White POUILLY-FUME and 2001 is no exceptionA Portuguese stunner that sits dry and firm on the palate. This slightly fruity, consistently acidic white will go wonderfully with salty, pungent finger foods such as olives. On Portugal's south eastern border with Spain sits the wine region of Alentejo. Hot and flat, with sparse population and broad, sweeping estates. Though mostly given over to large, co op growers, a number of important foreign interests have begun operations here in recent times.