Mateus Rosé wine

Mateus is one of the world's most famous rosé wines, originating from Portugal in 1942. It was created by Fernando van Zeller Guedes, who designed the iconic flask-shaped bottle inspired by World War I soldier canteens. The wine became a global sensation in the mid-20th century and remains a flagship product for its parent company.

The product is produced and bottled in Portugal by Sogrape Vinhos, the country's largest wine producer. Sogrape remains a family-owned business, with the Guedes family maintaining control and operations from their headquarters in Vila Nova de Gaia. The brand is distributed globally and is known for its consistent, slightly sparkling, and off-dry profile.