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Madeira offers an extraordinary fortified-wine journey, combining vivid acidity with deliberately developed nutty, citrus-peel and caramel-like complexity.
Sercial.
Citrus peel, nuts and spice with a drier fortified palate and bright acidity.
Verdelho.
Orange peel, dried fruit and nuts with a medium-dry fortified palate and fresh acidity.
Malvasia Fina, called Boal or Bual on Madeira wine labels.
Dried fruit, toffee and spice with a medium-rich fortified palate and balancing acidity.
Malvasia Cândida is one permitted Malvasia variety; the producer’s grape statement identifies the particular wine.
Dried fruit, caramel and nuts with a sweet fortified palate and bright acidity.
Madeira PDO identifies fortified wine, distinct from the Madeirense PDO and Terras Madeirenses PGI used for other island wines. Heating and ageing methods such as estufagem and canteiro help develop its character. Sercial, Verdelho, Boal and Malvasia introduce familiar drier-to-sweeter traditions, while Tinta Negra can make several sweetness styles. Malvasia refers to more than one permitted variety. An age indication describes the certified wine category, not a single harvest year. Read sweetness, age and any vintage wording together.
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Madeira. 10 wines in Delaware.