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Vilarissa Valley 2023

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Vilarissa Valley 2023
Portugal’s legendary Van Zeller family has made top-quality wine since 1715. This is a Touriga Nacional-based blend from the gorgeous Vilarissa Valley, a rich red that brims with violet and luscious dark fruit notes.
$22.49 UNLIMITED MEMBER PRICEwhen you mix 12 or more
$269.88 UNLIMITED MEMBER PRICE
$299.88

Wine Details

  • Red - Medium to Full Bodied
  • PortugalPortugal
  • Red blend
  • 12.5% ABV
  • 750 ml
  • Vegetarian
  • 31 December 2027

Flavor Profile

Wine Flavor Profile
Vilarissa Valley is a rich, full-bodied red wine with vibrant violet-accented aromas of red plums, cherries and red currants. The palate offers more intense fruit flavors held in by velvety tannins across a persistent finish.
Wine Food Pairings
Hearty stews (with or without meat), barbecue, pork, meaty pastas, aged cheeses.
Beyond the Label

If you’re a fan of sumptuous Portuguese reds, then Vilarissa Valley is a must-taste. Crafted by the legendary Van Zeller family at one of Portugal’s oldest estates, it’s rich, smooth and bursting with red fruits. Beautifully expressive and full of character, it’s yours today at a great price.

Originally conceived in celebration of the Van Zellers’ 400th vintage (and whopping 15 generations of fine wine production), the wine stars Touriga Nacional from the family’s well-situated vineyards in the Alto Douro Vinhateiro.

With its terraced, steep slopes, the inland district is warmer and drier than the rest of the Douro, which helps grapes grown here develop richer, more complex flavors. It also demands that vines be hand-harvested—a painstaking process that helps ensure top quality.

Aged in fine oak for extra depth and complexity, this red is luxuriously expressive, with spicy red-fruit flavors. Order your share today.

If you’re a fan of sumptuous Portuguese reds, then Vilarissa Valley is...

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“If you love rich, full-bodied red wines, then this is a must-try. Pour into large glasses and sip slowly!”

Jehan Sacaze

Portuguese wine expert

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