What is the meaning of the label "Reserva" on a Spanish wine?

aged for at least one year

aged for at least two years

aged for at least three years

aged for at least five years

In Portuguese and Spanish wines, the requirements vary between regions, but typically, when used on a label "Reserva" means that the wine was aged for at least three years in the cask and bottle, at least one of which must have been in the cask.

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