Zé Da Leonor Reserva Tinto

Description

Right then, let’s have a look at this one. This Zé da Leonor Reserva – a rather cheeky name, isn’t it? – immediately throws open with a burst of Meyer lemon, quickly unfolding to a luscious peach sweetness, all underpinned by a distinctly Viognier-like expressiveness. On the palate, it’s undeniably broad, with the Alicante Bouschet providing a welcome structure and the Touriga Nacional adding subtle notes that would pair beautifully with a classic arroz de cabidela – a truly rewarding experience.