so too did the taste for the unique wine of this mountainous archipelago. Located in the Atlantic Ocean, some 300 miles off Morocco’s west coast, Madeira is an autonomous Portuguese archipelago.

Ask any Portuguese wine snob about Madeira wine, and the first house they’ll mention is Barbeito, which produces wines that pack more vibrant acidity than the other houses on the island.

Madeira is a Portuguese paradise where dramatic cliffs meet black sand beaches, lush hiking trails and fishing villages ...

Portugal offers an unforgettable mix of culture, history, and flavors. Whether sipping port in Porto, tasting Madeira wine on ...

Situated between mainland Portugal and Morocco ... mostly to the mainland. Madeira is also known for its namesake fortified wine and its abundant seafood, which infiltrates nearly every part ...

Of great import: The little-known, perennially prettied Portuguese island of Madeira ... very much the same to the lay inebriate, Madeira wine is not port — you might get shot on site for ...

Madeira may have originally been known for its namesake fortified wine, which is still aged in handmade oak barrels and sometimes made with foot-stomped grapes, but this underexplored Portuguese ...

Nowadays, Port and Madeira no longer dominate Portugal’s wine exports. Couto said Portuguese wines are becoming more popular, particularly among younger generations, thanks to their distinct ...

There is a charming destination, not too far away, that provides the same carefree seaside experience: Madeira, Portugal ... is courtesy of Madeira fortified wine and poncha, a traditional ...

The piece will be permanently on display in the store. The event will also feature a unique Madeira wine from Portugal, historically significant as it was the same type of wine used by Thomas ...