J. Faria
According to the story, Madeira wine had as its main mentor Prince Henry the Navigator, who encouraged the growing of the Malvasia Candida grape, from Candia de Crete, on the island of Madeira, which proved to be a success. By the mid-15th century, Madeira wine was already being exported and its export routes included Europe, where it was considered a more refined wine and was even used as a perfume for the court ladies’ handkerchiefs. The prestige of this nectar was such that it is often mentioned in history, in the arts and in the legends of some nations.
Consumption
Madeira wine, like all wines of its kind, is subject to creating deposit with age, without its quality being affected. It is recommended that it be served carefully, without shaking the bottle.
Allergens information
Contains sulphites.
SKU: 106863
