Producer Identity
Family owned
Winemaking & maturation
Natural yeast fermentationStainless steel tanks3 ‑year American oak aging
Style
FortifiedOff-dryOxidativeSmoothFruityFresh
Grapes
Tinta Negra
Madeira wine country offers two contrasting island wine journeys. The protected Madeira name identifies fortified wines whose freshness meets deliberately developed oxidative character, with heating and ageing traditions such as estufagem and canteiro shaping the result. Sercial, Verdelho, Boal and Malvasia introduce a familiar progression from drier to richer styles, while Tinta Negra adds considerable versatility. Madeirense PDO and Terras Madeirenses PGI open a different route through still whites, reds and rosés; the wider protected frameworks also recognise qualifying sparkling wines. The demarcated region includes Madeira and Porto Santo, whose vineyard landscapes differ. Read the exact protected name, wine type and sweetness to discover which island story is in your glass.
1 wine
Producer Identity
Winemaking & maturation
Style
Grapes
Madeira. 1 wine in Nunavut.