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| | Madeira wine - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Madeira is a fortified wine made in the Madeira Islands of Portugal, which is prized equally for drinking and cooking; the latter use including the dessert plum in madeira. | | | Madeira may be sold as a vintage wine with a specific year when aged in casks for more than 15 years, or a blended wine with a minimum age, such as 3, 5, 10 or 15 years. | | | Madeira wine is prominently featured in the Flanders and Swann song "Have Some Madeira, M'Dear". |
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| | Madeira Island : Food&Drink - Madeira wine |
| | Each wine is known by the type of grape and not the vineyard. | | | The Madeira wines are all pure ingredients from grapes grown on the island in rich volcanic soil. | | | Madeiras are often referred to as dessert wine, but actually they can be served practically anywhere and at anytime. |
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| | Madeira Wine: Crowne Plaza Resort Madeira |
| | Finest, or three-year-old, Madeira is a blended wine, made from the Tinta Negra Mole grape. | | | Madeira Wine Company is also the producer of the one and only Madeira table wine, The Atlantis. | | | Vintage Madeiras are made from a rigorous selection of wines from an excellent year and are produced from only one of the traditional grape varieties, usually Sercial, Verdelho, Bual or Malmsey. |
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| | Underground Wine Journal on klwines.com |
| | Classic examples of Madeira in foods include steak in madeira sauce, ham and figs in Malmsey, turtle soup or consommé with Madeira, mushrooms with Madeira, veal or chicken in dry Madeira, madeira trifle and madeira cake. | | | The Tinta Negra Mole is the grape variety for three-year-old Madeira, while the noble grape varieties are used for the older wines. | | | Bottled varietals of Madeira include Sercial (a clone of Riesling that is dry in style, with good acidity), Verdelho (a soft, medium-dry wine), Bual (or Boal, a medium-rich, elegant wine) and Malmsey (also known as Malvoisie or Malvasia is a rich wine). |
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| | Madeira Wine |
| | The sweeter wines are served with dessert and the richest wine, the Malmsey, is an excellent after-dinner drink. | | | Madeira wine is so diverse that it is served at any time of the day with practically any type of food. | | | The greatest impetus to the wine industry was initiated by the English in the latter half of the 18th century. |
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| | Madeira deserves place on dining table - PittsburghLIVE.com |
| | First the wines are fortified with brandy similar to tawny port wines. | | | Chefs the world over have added a touch of Madeira wine as the crowning ingredient in diverse dishes ranging from mushroom soup and oyster soup to roast turkey gravy and roast prime rib with Madeira sauce and horseradish sauce to pound cake with Madeira macerated Clementines. | | | Madeira wines were known as some of the world's greatest wines. |
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| | Strat's Place - Daniel Rogov - Madeira |
| | Once it is bottled, Madeira is a long lived wine, and from time to time an 18th cen- tury bottle is found in which the wine is still quite fresh. | | | Regardless of the type of grape, all Madeira wines come from the small volcanic island of that name. | | | All were developed by British wine merchants; all are fortified by the addition of brandy so that they have an alcoholic content of nearly 20%; all can be drunk as aperitifs or dessert wines; and all are relatively expensive. |
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| | Madeira Wine Description Articles - Madeira Wine Description Results |
| | Madeira wine the vineyards that produce madeira wine. | | | Details, explanation and meaning about madeira wine articles quotes dictionary madeira wine guide, meaning, facts, information and description madeira is a fortified wine made in the madeira islands. | | | To the gibson madeira is quite good light amber in color and sweet on the palate, the wine's somewhat madeira a brief description of maderia more. |
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| | Madeira Wine Information |
| | Madeira is made with four varieties of grapes, and a bottle of madeira should be labelled according to which were used in it. | | | One style of Madeira is known as "rainwater" - this is made from the verdelho grape. | | | Because of this, madeira became known as vinho da roda, or "wine of the round voyage." |
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| | The Making Of Madeira Wine |
| | Once the wine is in the estufa or cask, the Madeira Wine Institute will impose a seal on the container and register it's contents. | | | Blended wine with the name of a grape variety on the label must contain at least 85% of this grape. | | | The normal everyday Madeira wine is such a blend, the age given on the label indicating the youngest wine in the blend. |
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| | Madeira Wine, Fine Wines Online !! Taylor & Norton |
| | Nowadays, Madeira is mostly labeled under the names of the classic grapes from which it is produced or the type it represents. | | | Another method, typically used for lesser quality wines is the Cubas de Calor, or hot vat, which are large vats or tanks in which the wines are heated by a stainless steel coil at the bottom as a pump or propeller mixes the wine. | | | The longevity of Madeira wine can be attributed in large part to the way in which it is made. |
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| | ENJOYING MADEIRA WINE - Into Wine |
| | The wine became known as vinho da roda or wine of the round voyage. | | | Why these wines, exposed to constant rocking, extreme heat, and the barrels often found soaking in bilge water, were not ruined, is a mystery. | | | America grew fond of the wine from Madeira and became one of its biggest customers, buying nearly a quarter of all the wine produced here. |
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| | The Wine Exchange - Madeira, Bual, Malmsey, Verdelho |
| | The fortified wines from Madeira are famous for their sweet richness. | | | Madeira wines are normally drank after dinner, but Madeira wine can be enjoyed alone. | | | the different types of grapes in Madeira are, Bual, Malmsey, Verdelho and Sercial. |
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| | Madeira Wine Company S. A. |
| | Madeira Wine Company S. Madeira Wine Company S. The Madeira Wine Company was formed in 1913 as an association of exporters who decided to join efforts to increase their efficiency on exportations. | | | The Madeira Wine Company today is one of the biggest producers on the island, with approximately 35% of the local Madeira market and with a high share of the bottled market worldwide, especially on the higher categories of wines. | | | The early name was the Madeira Wine Association and 1981 was changed to Madeira Wine Company. |
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| | Cooks.com - Recipes - Madeira Wine |
| | Results 81 - 90 of 123 for madeira wine. | | | Add vegetables and Madeira wine to the casserole and... | | | A comprehensive guide to the world of wine, spirits and beer... |
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| | Spotlight on the wines of Madeira |
| | Madeira (the wine) It was discovered by accident: the story goes that wines from the island were taken on board, fortified with alcohol to survive conditions at sea, and then were baked in the tropical heat of the voyage, developing all sorts of interesting flavours on the way. | | | In the world of fine wine, Madeira is an oddity. | | | Madeira is a fortified wine named after the Atlantic island it comes from, and is made by a special heating process that warms the wine over a prolonged period |
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| | (07/03) visiting Madeira |
| | Add in the attractions of the Madeira wine and mild year-round climate, and it is a very attractive destination for a week-long break. | | | It is the governing body of Madeira wine production, and they have a museum and plenty of literature on Madeira wines. | | | There is a terrific wine list here, of both the best Portuguese and international wines, and seriously good cooking. |
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| | Cooking Light Community - substitute for madeira wine? |
| | I have marsala and other wines, not madeira. | | | Varieties of Madeira (in order from driest to sweetest) include the Sercial Madeira, Rainwater Madeira, Verdelho Madeira, Bual Madeira = Boal Madeira, and Malvasia Madeira = Malmsey Madeira. | | | Madeiras are used both for cooking, and as after-dinner drinks. |
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| | 2005 Feast Madeira Wine |
| | Historians say that Madeira wine was used for the toast at the signing of the Declaration of Independence. | | | Soon the wines were called "Returned Wine" or "India Circuit Wine". | | | Eventhough exports of the wine grew during the 16th Century, sugarcane remained Madeira's number one export at the time. |
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| | Madeira Wine notes |
| | Today the wines are heated at the cellars in a process known as ‘estufagem’. | | | Wines made from it are labelled dry, medium or sweet. | | | The styles of the wines each had their place, dry Sercial as an apertif alternative to Sherry, the sweet styles as an alternative to Port, and medium dry Verdelho as the chosen tipple of ladies’ afternoon or late morning Madeira parties. |
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| | Madeira |
| | Madeira's finest wines were made from four grape varieties. | | | Wines are cooked for up to a year in the estufas and aged in a pyramid of connected barrels for years. | | | Unless the label specifically names the grape, the wine is probably made from the Tinta Negra Mole, an obligingly pleasant, but still inferior grape when compared to the others. |
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| | Port Wine Madeira Portuguese Wines :: Portugal Guide |
| | Port is a fortified wine; the wine has had grape brandy added to it after a couple of days' fermentation. | | | Another fortified wine comes from the Portuguese island of Madeira. | | | These get their name from the colour the wine takes on after maturing, often for many years, in mahogany casks. |
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| | Madeira |
| | Still the oldest, traditionally-made Madeira wine produced in the U.S., it is a brandy-laced, tawny port-like, after-dinner wine crafted in the style reminiscent of Madeiras made in the colonies by English settlers in the early 1800s and, today, on the island of Madeira itself. | | | It is the oldest wines in the Master Blend that "educate" the younger wines with its Madeira flavors and grace. | | | It is among the oldest dessert wine produced in California and one of the oldest Madeiras produced anywhere in the U.S. Remember there are wines here that predate the 20th century and they have survived the volatile years of Prohibition. |
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| | Madeira Wine - Madeira Island and Porto Santo Island |
| | Sercial is similar to the German Riesling and produces Madeira's lightest, driest wine. | | | Verdelho is an elegant medium-dry wine with a tangy fine texture. | | | The sort of vine which is more cultivated in Madeira is the Tinta Negra Mole, a soft black grape. |
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| | Shrimps with Madeira Wine |
| | Flambeed with Cognac Madeira wine shrimps are served in a smooth sauce, made of cream, lobster bisque and Madeira wine. | | | Mix in chopped onion for 2 minutes; stir in cream, lobster bisque and Madeira wine. | | | Mix together dry white wine, lemon juice, salt and pepper. |
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| | Madeira Wine |
| | Madeira Wine is one the main sources of richness of the economy. | | | Madeira Wine became internationally well known in the 18th century. | | | The particular taste of the grapes is due to the ground and mild climate of the Island. |
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| | Madeira: wine |
| | Madeira is, of course, famous for its fortified wine known to most as "Madeira". | | | Vines were brought to the island by the first colonizing party, the Portuguese, in the late 15th century, and wine has been made ever since. | | | The captain assumed that the wine was now bad, having sat in the barrel on his boat for so long. |
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| | From Here to Eternity Food & Wine |
| | The four classic Madeira grapes are inching their way back from oblivion and even Terrantez--thought to be extinct--resurfaced this year with both Blandy's and D'Oliveira releasing to the United States small amounts of vintages from the 1970s. | | | Like many fine wines, it improves with time, though Madeira time is reckoned not in years but in decades or centuries. | | | And the grapes grown on Madeira are some of the most neurotic in the world. |
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| | Madeira - Detailed information on Madeira wines and Madeira wine producers. |
| | Madeira - Detailed information on Madeira wines and Madeira wine producers. | | | Under the Blandy and Cossart and Gordon labels, the Madeira Wine Company offers the opportunity to experience the intensity and depth of flavours in wines with 10 and 15 year age statements. | | | Madeira, used to toast the American Declaration of Independence, is the `desert island` choice of several wine personalities. |
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| | Madeira Wine Company - on The WineWeb |
| | Madeira Wine Company, a winery located in the Madeira wine region in Portugal. | | | Find wine from Madeira by using The WineWeb search pages to find wine available direct from the winery or from wine merchants. |
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| | The Madeira Wine Company |
| | The lovely Old Blandy Wine Lodge in the centre of Funchal is visited by some 200,000 people per year and acts as an excellent show place for many the finest wines of Madeira. | | | Sales of Madeira are now developing steadily fuelled by the renewed interest in the wine. | | | The original impetus to the trade in Madeira was provided in the late 17th Century by the King of Portugal who ordered that ships bound for Brazil should call at the island to take on wine for the developing settlements in his distant colony. |
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| | Madeira Island - The San Francisco Old Madeira Wine Cellars Museum |
| | The aromas of wine and resting wooden barrels in the air all help to promote the rich and enthusing exhibit of an old Madeira wine tradition. | | | The museum and wine cellars are frequented, according to the Madeira Wine Company, by more than a quarter million visitors annually - many of them repeat visitors. | | | The São Francisco or Saint Francis cellar museum and wine lodge was originally a monastery - that is, until the Portuguese authority expelled the religious order of monks from Portuguese soil in 1834. |
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| | Information on Madeira Wine |
| | Of all the classic fortified wines of southern Europe, Madeira is the one with the most singular history. | | | The wines are also graded according to how long they have been aged. | | | There are four basic styles of Madeira, named after the grape varieties that go into them. |
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| | buy madeira wine |
| | Madeira Wine Glass - 8.5oz (H001291) Glass - Wine - Madeira - 8.5oz....Case of 36... | | | Buy Broadbent 5 Year Madeira Wine at Wine.com... | | | All about madeira wine: Here are more sources for information about madeira wine : Other Resources: Website Link: www.MadeiraWineGuide.com. |
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| | Help with Madeira.... - WINE BOARD |
| | There is another Madeira called Rainwater, but that is a journeyman wine; not special enough. | | | posted 07-19-2004 07:12 AM cg, that's in the domain of improper use of names: like Champagne, Madeira is a place and a process, not a wine. | | | Like with most wine, Madiera comes in a variety of flavor characteristics. |
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| | The Observer Magazine Tim Atkins on Madeira wine |
| | The good news is that there's plenty of wine for my cellar. | | | Most wine producers regard heat and oxygen as their enemies, but in Madeira they are an integral part of the style. | | | Maturity is important to the island's wines, too - most of the finest old wines I've drunk in my life have been Madeiras. |
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| | Madeira Island - Madeira Wine Institute Museum |
| | The Museum of Madeira Wine is located in and forms part of the buildings of the Madeira Wine Institute, or Instituto do Vinho da Madeira - the Official authority for quality control and trade relations regarding Madeira wine. | | | The museum tries to focus on areas that receive little or no attention when Madeira wine is mentioned in visitor guides or books: the types of wood used for barrels, the types and methods of early wine presses, the casks, sheep or goatskins, or bullock cart modes of transportation of times past, and so on. | | | The museum is a pedagogical approach to Madeira wine: its history, method of production, cooperage, export markets, instrumentation, and nostalgia. |
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| | Fine Vintage Port Wine and Madeira online |
| | Olive bronze in color, this is an exotic, intense old tawny with layers of penetrating aromas and flavors of caramel, burnt sugar, chocolate, toffee, nuts and toasted spice in a dense, luxuriantly textured palate which is underscored by a fine, elegant acidic backbone. | | | An intensely mellow tawny with evolved flavors and aromas of chocolate, butterscotch, toffee and roasted nuts, this wine is rich and voluptuous in the mouth, with a honeyed, layered texture supported by an excellent balance of acidity which carries into the lingering finish A fine 30th birthday gifts. | | | Port wine vintage Krohn 1958 Colheita (or Reserva) are single year Ports of a high quality level which have to be matured in wood for at least seven years. |
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| | The House of Sandeman Fine Rich Madeira - 67 Wine and Liquor - Wine Online - Spirits and Wine Retailer |
| | The Wine Sandeman Fine Rich Madeira is made in the traditional manner on the Atlantic island of Madeira, The rich soil and volcanic subsoil give this wine a unique character which is enhanced by the winemaking and ageing in “estufas”. | | | Brilliant wine - a good quality young Madeira in evolution. | | | It is rich, well balanced and a good accompaniment to many rich dishes and desserts (such as chocolate). |
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| | Become.com - Shop results for madeira wine |
| | Glass - Wine - Madeira - 8.5oz....Case of 36 | | | Glass - Tall Wine - Madeira - 12oz -**DAMAGED CASE SEE... | | | Glass - White Wine - Madeira - 8.5oz....Case if 36 |
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| | Madeira Wine |
| | Madeira wine is heated in tanks, then aged in wood casks. | | | The lightest Madeira is called "sercial", the medium one is called "verdelho", and the strongest and sweetest one is called "boal". | | | The name comes from Madeira Island, which is off the Portuguese coast. |
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| | Libbey Wine Set - Cooking.com |
| | Let your wine breathe or serve sangria at your next porch party in this stylish Medeira wine set from Libbey. | | | Barware > Wine & Spirit Glasses > All-Purpose Wine Glasses | | | Wine glasses are clear with simple lines, perfect for casual summer wines. |
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| | madeira islands map and information page |
| | The Madeira Islands, known originally to the Romans as the Purple Islands, were found (accidentally) by the Portuguese in the 15th Century. | | | These islands are a popular year-round resort, famed worldwide for their Madeira wine, embroidery artisans, a perfect climate, striking scenery and beautiful flowers. | | | The Madeira Islands' pages are currently being revised, but you can find additional information about their history here. |
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| | eBay - madeira wine, Glass, Pottery China items on eBay.com |
| | Franciscan Tiffin 2 Madeira Smoke Wine Goblets 4 3/2"H | | | FRANCISCAN crystal MADEIRA PLUM Wine Juice Goblet 120 | | | 19 items found for madeira wine in eBay Stores. |
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| | Madeira Islands on Encyclopedia.com |
| | Sugarcane, Madeira wine, bananas, embroidery, and reed furniture are produced, and there is fishing. | | | Jewel of Atlantic; Known as the floating garden of the Atlantic, Madeira is an island of stunning variety. | | | Island fling; Class of Madeira and a touch of Scotland in the tropics.(Features) |
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