Reserva
/rɪˈzəːvə/noun
A wine from Latin America, Spain, or Portugal which is of a superior vintage, especially one which has been aged for a minimum of three years.
Origin
1920s. From Spanish reserva, specifically use of reserva. Compare Portuguese reserva in similar use.
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