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Henriques & Henriques - Terrantez - 40 yrs - Madeira
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Extraordinarily complex and rare expression showcasing intense dried apricot, fig, and candied orange peel aromas layered with walnut, caramel, and exotic spice nuances. The palate delivers concentrated flavors of burnt sugar, marmalade, roasted nuts, and hints of tobacco, balanced by vibrant acidity that cuts through the richness. Medium-bodied with elegant structure and remarkable persistence, finishing with lingering notes of toffee, dried fruits, and a subtle saline minerality characteristic of aged island wines.
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- Port
- Producer
- Henriques & Henriques
- Country
- Portugal
- Region
- Madeira
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- Serving
- 12 - 14°C
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About this wine
Henriques & Henriques Terrantez represents four decades of careful maturation in the cellars of Madeira, Portugal's renowned fortified wine region. This 40-year-old expression showcases the producer's mastery of traditional Madeira winemaking, where the island's unique terroir and estufagem aging process create wines of exceptional complexity and longevity.
Terrantez, one of Madeira's noble grape varieties, develops distinctive characteristics over extended aging, delivering citrus, stone fruit, and dried fruit notes within a warm, full-bodied frame at 20% ABV. The result is a sophisticated fortified wine with remarkable balance and depth, suitable for the most discerning palates.
This Madeira pairs beautifully with fruit-based desserts, dark chocolate, blue cheese, and nuts, making it equally at home as an aperitif or dessert wine. A timeless choice for luxury residences and fine dining establishments seeking authentic Portuguese fortified wines.
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