Van Zellers & Co Reserva White 3 L
Van Zellers & Co

Van Zellers & Co Reserva White 3 L


Style:

A classic aged White Port, combining sweetness with oxidative complexity and nutty character. Rich and smooth, yet balanced and elegant.

Vineyard:

Located in the Douro Valley, mainly in the Cima Corgo subregion. Vineyards are planted on schist soils in a warm continental climate, providing concentration, richness, and structure typical of Port wines.

Winery:

Produced using traditional Port winemaking methods, including fortification with grape spirit. Aged in old oak casks for several years, allowing the wine to develop oxidative notes and complexity.

Nose:
Dried apricot, raisins, nuts, honey, and caramelized citrus.

Palate:
Medium to full-bodied and sweet, with flavors of dried fruit, honey, nuts, and spice. Smooth and rounded texture, with a slightly oxidative character and a long, warm, and balanced finish.

Colour White
Sweetness ~90–110 g/L residual sugar
Vintage NV
Alcohol % 20%
Grape variety A blend of more than 15 different traditional Douro White grape varieties
Producer Van Zellers & Co
Country Portugal
Region Douro Valley
Appellation Cima Corgo
Volume 3 L

€113,00 EUR
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Van Zellers & Co

Van Zellers & Co

Van Zellers & Co is a historic Douro house revived in 2006 by Cristiano van Zeller, a 14th-generation member of one of the region’s most respected wine families. With roots in the Douro dating back to the 17th century, the project continues a long tradition while embracing a modern, quality-focused approach.

Working with old vineyards and traditional field blends, Van Zellers & Co focuses on expressing the depth and complexity of the Douro through both still wines and Ports. The philosophy combines respect for heritage with careful, low-intervention winemaking to preserve authenticity and balance.

Production remains relatively small and terroir-driven, with wines that are structured, elegant, and built for ageing. Van Zellers & Co represents a refined and contemporary expression of classic Douro winemaking, rooted in history yet firmly focused on the future.