How to prounounce Mateus rose wine?!


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How to prounounce Mateus rose wine?


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Mah toose

mah - tews

In the ads the company ran it was pronounced mahtoos

Pronounce Mah - toose! as in use and loose.

matoose

break it down into syllables Mat/e/us
Mat as in door mat or the short form of Mathew
e as in the way you say the e sound in seen or scene
us sound like the sound at the end of the word anxious

Rose is pronounced with two syllable ros/e
Ros as in Rose the flower but add a hard A on the end like when you say the first letter of the alphabet
Although it is a Portuguese wine the pronunciation is essentially French

Mateus [ma-tay-oos] rose' wine.

Mateus wine is a medium sweet sparkling rosé produced in Portugal.

In the pure sense, Rosé wine is made in the same way as red wine but with minimal, often only hours, of skin contact. An exception is pink Champagne, which is usually made by blending white wine with a small quantity of red.
The best rosé wines are made from the free run juice of red grapes where the weight of the mass imparts a light colour to the juice. More commercial style rosés are made from pressing the mass but reducing the skin contact time. Known as 'rosado' in Spain, 'rosata' in Italy and 'blush' in California, these pink wines have quite a large following and no more so than in the Provence region of France and the Loire Valley. One only has to look to Portugal and the ubiquitous Mateus Rosé, which for some years was the world's largest wine export.

"In happier times, Mateus Rose hit the spot, charming everyone who tasted it. It did the season, appeared at dinner parties and weddings and picnics and garden parties"




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