
Rich flavors of fruit, caramel, and nuts linger on the palate, creating an experience of history and elegance in each glass.
Aged in French and American oak a minimum of 5 years before bottling (exact oak aging is unknown) - 140 g/L residual sugar
Madeira isn't just for cooking. The top quality offerings are highly versatile; it can be served with any number of foods, or just on its own. We recommend serving this one with dessert
Toasted sesame, date, walnut bread and cocoa notes mingle here, giving this a solid baseline, 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.
The 1999 Colheita offers up a rich bouquet of dates, figs, brown sugar, walnuts and honey. On the palate, it's medium to full-bodied, fleshy and supple, with an open-knit, layered and nicely concentrated core, lively acids and a pure, expansive finish. This is a touch less deep and racy than the 1996 rendition tasted alongside, but it is a charming and accessible Madeira and a fine example of its medium-rich style.