<h2 style="text-align:justify;"><span class="tm6">A company of the Vranken Pommery Monopole Group since 1999, Rozès has a centuries-old history linked to the Douro. The first port wine exporting group to be established in the Douro Demarcated Region, Rozès has solidified its presence in national and international markets, imposing its wines with mastery, which highlights the complete control of the various stages of wine making in the Douro, from the planting of vineyards, to the aging and bottling of wines.</span></h2> <h2 style="text-align:justify;"><span class="tm6">Founded in Bordeaux in 1855 by Ostende Rozès, a fine wine dealer in that city, Rozès began by importing and marketing Port Wine.</span> <span class="tm6">In the next generation, the founder's son, Edmond Rozès, was the great driver in the development and reputation of the company and its Port wines. Around the 1930s, Edmond created the brand "Porto Rozès", while choosing a bottle shape that would allow simultaneousidentification of the brand and port wine: thus came a bottle coated "with the old Portuguese", with the neck wrapped in sulfurous paper and a cork sealed with wax. </span> <span class="tm6">In this way, Port wines assumed such a characteristic and charismatic identity, and quickly gained the status of quality wines.</span> After more than a hundred years and four generations later, in 1977, Casa Rozès ceases to belong to the family that gave it its name.</h2> <h2 style="text-align:justify;"></h2> <p></p>

<h2 style="text-align:justify;"><span class="tm6">A company of the Vranken Pommery Monopole Group since 1999, Rozès has a centuries-old history linked to the Douro. The first port wine exporting group to be established in the Douro Demarcated Region, Rozès has solidified its presence in national and international markets, imposing its wines with mastery, which highlights the complete control of the various stages of wine making in the Douro, from the planting of vineyards, to the aging and bottling of wines. </span>Founded in Bordeaux in 1855 by Ostende Rozès, a fine wine dealer in that city, Rozès began by importing and marketing Port Wine. In the next generation, the founder's son, Edmond Rozès, was the great driver in the development and reputation of the company and its Port wines. Around the 1930s, Edmond created the brand "Porto Rozès", while choosing a bottle shape that would allow simultaneousidentification of the brand and port wine: thus came a bottle coated "with the old Portuguese", with the neck wrapped in sulfurous paper and a cork sealed with wax. In this way, Port wines assumed such a characteristic and charismatic identity, and quickly gained the status of quality wines. After more than a hundred years and four generations later, in 1977, Casa Rozès ceases to belong to the family that gave it its name.</h2> <h2 style="text-align:justify;"></h2> <p></p>

<h2 style="text-align:justify;"><span class="tm6">A company of the Vranken Pommery Monopole Group since 1999, Rozès has a centuries-old history linked to the Douro. The first port wine exporting group to be established in the Douro Demarcated Region, Rozès has solidified its presence in national and international markets, imposing its wines with mastery, which highlights the complete control of the various stages of wine making in the Douro, from the planting of vineyards, to the aging and bottling of wines. </span> <span class="tm6">Founded in Bordeaux in 1855 by Ostende Rozès, a fine wine dealer in that city, Rozès began by importing and marketing Port Wine. In the next generation, the founder's son, Edmond Rozès, was the great driver in the development and reputation of the company and its Port wines. Around the 1930s, Edmond created the brand "Porto Rozès", while choosing a bottle shape that would allow simultaneousidentification of the brand and port wine: thus came a bottle coated "with the old Portuguese", with the neck wrapped in sulfurous paper and a cork sealed with wax. In this way, Port wines assumed such a characteristic and charismatic identity, and quickly gained the status of quality wines.</span> After more than a hundred years and four generations later, in 1977, Casa Rozès ceases to belong to the family that gave it its name. Currently, the Rozès brand exports to more than 40 countries worldwide, with France, Belgium, Germany and Scandinavia as its main markets. It is the only port wine brand to have two completely different ranges: the tradition represented by the Rozès Classic Ports brand and the innovation represented by the Rozès Colors Collection brand.</h2> <h2 style="text-align:justify;"></h2> <p></p>

<h2 style="text-align:justify;"><span class="tm6">A company of the Vranken Pommery Monopole Group since 1999, Rozès has a centuries-old history linked to the Douro. The first port wine exporting group to be established in the Douro Demarcated Region, Rozès has solidified its presence in national and international markets, imposing its wines with mastery, which highlights the complete control of the various stages of wine making in the Douro, from the planting of vineyards, to the aging and bottling of wines. </span>Founded in Bordeaux in 1855 by Ostende Rozès, a fine wine dealer in that city, Rozès began by importing and marketing Port Wine. In the next generation, the founder's son, Edmond Rozès, was the great driver in the development and reputation of the company and its Port wines. Around the 1930s, Edmond created the brand "Porto Rozès", while choosing a bottle shape that would allow simultaneousidentification of the brand and port wine: thus came a bottle coated "with the old Portuguese", with the neck wrapped in sulfurous paper and a cork sealed with wax. In this way, Port wines assumed such a characteristic and charismatic identity, and quickly gained the status of quality wines. After more than a hundred years and four generations later, in 1977, Casa Rozès ceases to belong to the family that gave it its name. Currently, the Rozès brand exports to more than 40 countries worldwide, with France, Belgium, Germany and Scandinavia as its main markets. It is the only port wine brand to have two completely different ranges: the tradition represented by the Rozès Classic Ports brand and the innovation represented by the Rozès Colors Collection brand.</h2> <h2 style="text-align:justify;"></h2> <p></p>

<h2 style="text-align:justify;"><span class="tm6">A company of the Vranken Pommery Monopole Group since 1999, Rozès has a centuries-old history linked to the Douro. The first port wine exporting group to be established in the Douro Demarcated Region, Rozès has solidified its presence in national and international markets, imposing its wines with mastery, which highlights the complete control of the various stages of wine making in the Douro, from the planting of vineyards, to the aging and bottling of wines.</span></h2> <h2 style="text-align:justify;"><span class="tm6">Founded in Bordeaux in 1855 by Ostende Rozès, a fine wine dealer in that city, Rozès began by importing and marketing Port Wine. In the next generation, the founder's son, Edmond Rozès, was the great driver in the development and reputation of the company and its Port wines. Around the 1930s, Edmond created the brand "Porto Rozès", while choosing a bottle shape that would allow simultaneousidentification of the brand and port wine: thus came a bottle coated "with the old Portuguese", with the neck wrapped in sulfurous paper and a cork sealed with wax. In this way, Port wines assumed such a characteristic and charismatic identity, and quickly gained the status of quality wines.</span></h2> <h2 style="text-align:justify;"><span class="tm6">After more than a hundred years and four generations later, in 1977, Casa Rozès ceases to belong to the family that gave it its name. Currently, the Rozès brand exports to more than 40 countries worldwide, with France, Belgium, Germany and Scandinavia as its main markets. It is the only port wine brand to have two completely different ranges: the tradition represented by the Rozès Classic Ports brand and the innovation represented by the Rozès Colors Collection brand.</span></h2> <h2 style="text-align:justify;"></h2> <p></p>

<h2 style="text-align:justify;"><span class="tm6">A company of the Vranken Pommery Monopole Group since 1999, Rozès has a centuries-old history linked to the Douro. The first port wine exporting group to be established in the Douro Demarcated Region, Rozès has solidified its presence in national and international markets, imposing its wines with mastery, which highlights the complete control of the various stages of wine making in the Douro, from the planting of vineyards, to the aging and bottling of wines.</span></h2> <h2 style="text-align:justify;"><span class="tm6">Founded in Bordeaux in 1855 by Ostende Rozès, a fine wine dealer in that city, Rozès began by importing and marketing Port Wine. In the next generation, the founder's son, Edmond Rozès, was the great driver in the development and reputation of the company and its Port wines. Around the 1930s, Edmond created the brand "Porto Rozès", while choosing a bottle shape that would allow simultaneousidentification of the brand and port wine: thus came a bottle coated "with the old Portuguese", with the neck wrapped in sulfurous paper and a cork sealed with wax. In this way, Port wines assumed such a characteristic and charismatic identity, and quickly gained the status of quality wines. After more than a hundred years and four generations later, in 1977, Casa Rozès ceases to belong to the family that gave it its name. Currently, the Rozès brand exports to more than 40 countries worldwide, with France, Belgium, Germany and Scandinavia as its main markets. It is the only port wine brand to have two completely different ranges: the tradition represented by the Rozès Classic Ports brand and the innovation represented by the Rozès Colors Collection brand.</span></h2> <h2 style="text-align:justify;"></h2> <p></p>

<h2 style="text-align:justify;"><span class="tm6">A company of the Vranken Pommery Monopole Group since 1999, Rozès has a centuries-old history linked to the Douro. The first port wine exporting group to be established in the Douro Demarcated Region, Rozès has solidified its presence in national and international markets, imposing its wines with mastery, which highlights the complete control of the various stages of wine making in the Douro, from the planting of vineyards, to the aging and bottling of wines.</span></h2> <h2 style="text-align:justify;"><span class="tm6">Founded in Bordeaux in 1855 by Ostende Rozès, a fine wine dealer in that city, Rozès began by importing and marketing Port Wine. In the next generation, the founder's son, Edmond Rozès, was the great driver in the development and reputation of the company and its Port wines. Around the 1930s, Edmond created the brand "Porto Rozès", while choosing a bottle shape that would allow simultaneousidentification of the brand and port wine: thus came a bottle coated "with the old Portuguese", with the neck wrapped in sulfurous paper and a cork sealed with wax. In this way, Port wines assumed such a characteristic and charismatic identity, and quickly gained the status of quality wines. After more than a hundred years and four generations later, in 1977, Casa Rozès ceases to belong to the family that gave it its name. Currently, the Rozès brand exports to more than 40 countries worldwide, with France, Belgium, Germany and Scandinavia as its main markets. It is the only port wine brand to have two completely different ranges: the tradition represented by the Rozès Classic Ports brand and the innovation represented by the Rozès Colors Collection brand.</span></h2> <h2 style="text-align:justify;"></h2> <p></p>

<h2 style="text-align:justify;">A company of the Vranken Pommery Monopole Group since 1999, Rozès has a centuries-old history linked to the Douro. The first port wine exporting group to be established in the Douro Demarcated Region, Rozès has solidified its presence in national and international markets, imposing its wines with mastery, which highlights the complete control of the various stages of wine making in the Douro, from the planting of vineyards, to the aging and bottling of wines.<br />Founded in Bordeaux in 1855 by Ostende Rozès, a fine wine dealer in that city, Rozès began by importing and marketing Port Wine. In the next generation, the founder's son, Edmond Rozès, was the great driver in the development and reputation of the company and its Port wines. Around the 1930s, Edmond created the brand "Porto Rozès", while choosing a bottle shape that would allow simultaneousidentification of the brand and port wine: thus came a bottle coated "with the old Portuguese", with the neck wrapped in sulfurous paper and a cork sealed with wax. In this way, Port wines assumed such a characteristic and charismatic identity, and quickly gained the status of quality wines. After more than a hundred years and four generations later, in 1977, Casa Rozès ceases to belong to the family that gave it its name. Currently, the Rozès brand exports to more than 40 countries worldwide, with France, Belgium, Germany and Scandinavia as its main markets. It is the only port wine brand to have two completely different ranges: the tradition represented by the Rozès Classic Ports brand and the innovation represented by the Rozès Colors Collection brand.</h2> <p></p>

<h2 style="text-align:justify;"><span class="tm6">A company of the Vranken Pommery Monopole Group since 1999, Rozès has a centuries-old history linked to the Douro. The first port wine exporting group to be established in the Douro Demarcated Region, Rozès has solidified its presence in national and international markets, imposing its wines with mastery, which highlights the complete control of the various stages of wine making in the Douro, from the planting of vineyards, to the aging and bottling of wines.</span></h2> <h2 style="text-align:justify;"><span class="tm6">Founded in Bordeaux in 1855 by Ostende Rozès, a fine wine dealer in that city, Rozès began by importing and marketing Port Wine. In the next generation, the founder's son, Edmond Rozès, was the great driver in the development and reputation of the company and its Port wines. Around the 1930s, Edmond created the brand "Porto Rozès", while choosing a bottle shape that would allow simultaneousidentification of the brand and port wine: thus came a bottle coated "with the old Portuguese", with the neck wrapped in sulfurous paper and a cork sealed with wax. In this way, Port wines assumed such a characteristic and charismatic identity, and quickly gained the status of quality wines. After more than a hundred years and four generations later, in 1977, Casa Rozès ceases to belong to the family that gave it its name. Currently, the Rozès brand exports to more than 40 countries worldwide, with France, Belgium, Germany and Scandinavia as its main markets. It is the only port wine brand to have two completely different ranges: the tradition represented by the Rozès Classic Ports brand and the innovation represented by the Rozès Colors Collection brand.</span></h2> <p></p> <p></p>

<h2 style="text-align:justify;"><span class="tm6">A company of the Vranken Pommery Monopole Group since 1999, Rozès has a centuries-old history linked to the Douro. The first port wine exporting group to be established in the Douro Demarcated Region, Rozès has solidified its presence in national and international markets, imposing its wines with mastery, which highlights the complete control of the various stages of wine making in the Douro, from the planting of vineyards, to the aging and bottling of wines.</span></h2> <h2 style="text-align:justify;"><span class="tm6">Founded in Bordeaux in 1855 by Ostende Rozès, a fine wine dealer in that city, Rozès began by importing and marketing Port Wine. In the next generation, the founder's son, Edmond Rozès, was the great driver in the development and reputation of the company and its Port wines. Around the 1930s, Edmond created the brand "Porto Rozès", while choosing a bottle shape that would allow simultaneousidentification of the brand and port wine: thus came a bottle coated "with the old Portuguese", with the neck wrapped in sulfurous paper and a cork sealed with wax. In this way, Port wines assumed such a characteristic and charismatic identity, and quickly gained the status of quality wines. After more than a hundred years and four generations later, in 1977, Casa Rozès ceases to belong to the family that gave it its name. Currently, the Rozès brand exports to more than 40 countries worldwide, with France, Belgium, Germany and Scandinavia as its main markets. It is the only port wine brand to have two completely different ranges: the tradition represented by the Rozès Classic Ports brand and the innovation represented by the Rozès Colors Collection brand.</span></h2> <p></p> <p></p>

<h2 style="text-align:justify;"><span class="tm6">A company of the Vranken Pommery Monopole Group since 1999, Rozès has a centuries-old history linked to the Douro. The first port wine exporting group to be established in the Douro Demarcated Region, Rozès has solidified its presence in national and international markets, imposing its wines with mastery, which highlights the complete control of the various stages of wine making in the Douro, from the planting of vineyards, to the aging and bottling of wines. Founded in Bordeaux in 1855 by Ostende Rozès, a fine wine dealer in that city, Rozès began by importing and marketing Port Wine. In the next generation, the founder's son, Edmond Rozès, was the great driver in the development and reputation of the company and its Port wines. Around the 1930s, Edmond created the brand "Porto Rozès", while choosing a bottle shape that would allow simultaneousidentification of the brand and port wine: thus came a bottle coated "with the old Portuguese", with the neck wrapped in sulfurous paper and a cork sealed with wax. </span>In this way, Port wines assumed such a characteristic and charismatic identity, and quickly gained the status of quality wines.</h2> <p></p>