Madeira Wine

Portugal - Deep golden brown color with honey and raisins on the nose. Rich, full-bodied and soft textured. A great food pairing wine for fruit-flavored desserts, chocolate mousse, and soft cheeses.

Madeira, Portugal- This is aged in oak casks for at least 5 years. It is a delicious, full-bodied and rich dessert wine, with an excellent balance between sweetness and acidity.

Portugal - Topaz color with golden reflections and a classic Madeira bouquet of dried fruits, orange peel, and subtle wood notes. Medium dry at first, it reveals a refreshing citrus brightness, finishing long and luxuriously.

Madeira, Portugal - "Intensely nutty wine, a complete Madeira with a touch of honey permeating the wine. The wine's blend of poise between dryness and richness gives it a creamy, ripe character. Drink now."

Portugal - Brilliant deep amber color with notes of caramel, dark chocolate & toffee. Sweet, soft & richly textured with a mellow but strong character. Malmsey is made by combining different wines together all from the same grape variety to have a high standard quality 10 years old.

Madeira, Portugal - Dark amber color with an elegant aroma containing hints of vanilla and raisins. Soft texture and well balanced, long and pleasant. Caramel and molasses notes on the finish.

Portugal - On the mouth, it's an explosive wine, covering the mouth with a sweetness quickly followed by a pronounced acidity attack that gives a great freshness and lengths of dried fruits, exotics woods and spices.

Portugal - Light and graceful, with notes of toasted nuts, golden raisin, and citrus peel. Subtle caramel and sea salt add depth, while bright acidity keeps the palate fresh. Smooth and balanced, it finishes with elegance, lift, and a gently savory edge.

Portugal - "A medium-dry Madeira, its intensity enhanced by spirit and acidity. It is so concentrated, with ripe, long wood aging giving a great wood and spice character. Drink this very fine wine now."

Portugal - A medium-sweet Madeira, this is a beautifully textured wine. Its vibrant character is matched by the light wood and spice flavors that fill it out. It has great concentration and should be aged further. Drink from 2025, but it will certainly last longer.

Portugal - There are only a few acres of Terrantez left in the world, almost entirely on the Madeira island. This magnificent wood-aged wine is perfumed, ripe with wood-aging tannins and a bite from the spirit, and so generous and smooth at the end. Drink now.

Portugal - A crisp, dry wine with vibrant acidity and notes of citrus, almonds, and subtle hints of honey. Its complex flavor profile and long finish make it a perfect aperitif or pairing with seafood. A standout for those who appreciate Madeira's distinctive character.

Portugal,- "Toasted sesame, date, walnut bread and cocoa notes mingle here, giving this a solid bass line, while a racy ginger streak imparts spine. The finish is sweet along the edges, with a slightly austere bitter almond accent running down the middle."

Portugal - "Lilting jasmine, white sesame and honeysuckle notes are backed by elderflower, mirabelle plum and bitter orange accents in this lithe and refreshing version, with a cool sweet/dry tension on the pretty finish. Drink now. 235 cases made, 81 cases imported."

Madeira, Portugal - Topaz color with golden nuances, crystalized and shiny. A distinctive bouquet with nuances of raisins, old brandy, exotic wood and spices like white pepper. Medium Dry, fresh and vibrant with a long aftertaste. Notes of wood, spices and preserved citrus fruit.

Portugal - "This has taken on some serious depth and range, with a mix of apricot, mirabelle plum, peach and nectarine notes that are both fresh and dried, allied to racy, underlying acidity and a long finish that ripples with hints of hazelnut husk, piecrust, quinine and jasmine."

Portugal - Plump and friendly, with a mix of peach gelée, candied ginger, honeysuckle and elderflower notes that blossom quickly in the glass, giving this a very open and easy feel. Reveals a twinge of Madeira zip in the end. Drink now.

Portugal - On the mouth, it's an explosive wine, covering the mouth with a sweetness quickly followed by a pronounced acidity attack that gives a great freshness and lengths of dried fruits, exotics woods and spices.

Portugal - "This offers an up-front feel, with a mix of dried fig, papaya and blood orange notes laced with walnut and hazelnut husk accents. A long, prominent Brazil nut echo on the racy finish adds a distinctive edge and admirable length..."