Baronesa de Vilar Port Finish 2019
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Wine Details
- Red - Medium to Full Bodied
Portugal- Touriga Nacional-based blend
- 14% ABV
- 750 ml
- 31 December 2025
Flavor Profile
Portugal’s legendary Van Zeller family have made premium wine in the Douro Valley since 1715. Always looking to innovate, they decided to bring together their two strongest suits—luscious Port and bold (dry) reds—in their Port-barrel-aged Reserva. And it’s been a huge hit with both customers and critics.
The inaugural release sold out in a flash. Then, France’s prestigious Gilbert & Gaillard wine guide caught wind of its deliciousness and granted the previous vintage a 91-point gold medal. Now, the 2019 is here—and it’s everything fans of big, luscious reds look for in a wine—with a 90-point score and gold medal, to boot.
Crafted from the country’s flagship grape, Touriga Nacional, it offers up wave after wave of blackberry, candied plum, and toasty spice notes. Here’s 15th-generation winemaker Alvaro van Zeller on what else is in store:
“This limited-edition Douro Reserva was aged 12 months in barrels that we previously used to mature our favorite vintage Port. The result is a super-rich dry red that’s a little smoother, a little rounder, and a little more luxurious. Enjoy!”
If you missed out before, you do not want to miss it again. Hurry for your share.
Portugal’s legendary Van Zeller family have made premium wine in the Douro Valley since 1715. Always looking to innovate, they decided to bring together their two strongest suits—luscious Port and bold (dry) reds—in their Port-barrel-aged Reserva. And it’s been a huge hit with both customers and critics.
The inaugural release sold out in a flash. Then, France’s prestigious Gilbert & Gaillard wine guide caught wind of its deliciousness and granted the previous vintage a 91-point gold medal. Now, the 2019 is here—and it’s everything fans of big, luscious reds look for in a wine—with a 90-point score and gold medal, to boot.
Crafted from the country’s flagship grape, Touriga Nacional, it offers up wave after wave of blackberry, candied plum, and toasty spice notes. Here’s 15th-generation winemaker Alvaro van Zeller on what else is in store:
“This limited-edition Douro Reserva was aged 12 months in barrels that we previously used to mature our favorite vintage Port. The result is a super-rich dry red that’s a little smoother, a little rounder, and a little more luxurious. Enjoy!”
If you missed out before, you do not want to miss it again. Hurry for your share.
Jehan Sacaze
Portuguese wine expert
