• STORY: Each glass of Justino's Madeira contains centuries of ancestral knowledge, the know-how of past generations, the history and experience of people, families and human difficulties in the Pearl of the Atlantic, complemented by its rugged but beautiful landscape, which is its most striking feature.
  

• EXPANSION: After the harvest, the grapes are immediately taken to the press house to be sorted and carefully crushed. Following the temperature-controlled fermentation in stainless steel tanks, this Madeira matures for at least 10 years in used wooden barrels.

• RATING: Dark amber color; distinctive notes reminiscent of nuts, syrup and vanilla. Rounded, sweet and balanced on the palate, pleasant notes of toasted walnuts and caramel. Full-bodied Madeira with good structure, balanced interaction between acidity and sweetness.

• SERVING RECOMMENDATION : Enjoy it as a stylish accompaniment to sophisticated desserts and cakes.

• SERVING TEMPERATURE: 1 1-13 °C

Justino's Madeira Wines is one of the oldest companies producing and exporting Madeira Wine. Its beginnings go back to 1870, when the company was still a small private winery. It was not until 1953 that the company was founded in its current form under the name Justino's Madeira Wines. The flower island of Madeira, located in the Atlantic, is characterized by a subtropical climate. Winds that blow the island all year round create a very different climate, the north differs greatly from the south of the island as a mountain range runs through the middle of the island. The island is of volcanic origin, so its soils are heavily influenced by rocks such as basalt and tuff. Most of the arable land consists of steep slopes that can only be used by building terraces with retaining walls, the so-called poios. Small streams and water springs provide the necessary water supply. Madeira wines are highly appreciated by restaurateurs around the world.