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D'Oliveiras - Terrantez - Medium Dry Vintage Madeira
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€532.80 ex. VAT
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Tasting notes
Well-balanced with pronounced acidity. Flavours of caramel, figs, and slight orange peel hints are present, leading to a long and persistent finish. The wine exhibits a harmonious integration of resinous and oxidative elements within its viscous, honeyed fruit profile .
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Provenance
- Type
- Madeira
- Producer
- D'Oliveira Madeira
- Country
- Portugal
- Appellation
- Madeira
- Region
- Madeira
Technical
- Vintage
- 1988
- Grapes
- ABV
- 20%
- Size
- 75cl
- Ageing
- Serving
- 14° - 16° C
- Drinking window
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About this wine
D'Oliveira Madeira stands as one of the oldest continuously operating wine producers in the Madeira region, with a heritage spanning centuries of winemaking excellence. The house is renowned for its meticulous production methods and commitment to traditional fortified wine craftsmanship on the Portuguese island of Madeira.
Terrantez is a distinctive grape variety native to Madeira, prized for producing full-bodied wines with remarkable complexity and aging potential. The Terrantez from D'Oliveira showcases the region's unique terroir, a combination of volcanic soils, Atlantic maritime influences, and the estufagem aging process that defines Madeira production. At 20% ABV, this medium dry expression delivers richness and structure characteristic of premium Madeira wines.
This versatile fortified wine pairs beautifully with chocolate-based desserts, aged cheeses, and savory preparations featuring caramelized or umami-rich elements. Whether enjoyed as an aperitif or paired with fine dining, D'Oliveira's Terrantez represents the pinnacle of Madeira winemaking tradition.
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