Madeira wine is beloved around the world and across the centuries; drank by George Washington and referenced by Shakespeare, its 600-year history is still going strong in the Madeira islands. When the ...

There is a wine that once opened, will still taste fresh and fabulous decades later. At the young age of 150 years this wine is just in its prime. It also has a unique claim to American patriotism, ...

IS IT LIKE PORT? That’s the first question most wine drinkers ask when contemplating a glass of Madeira, according to Michael Scaffidi, wine director of Union Square Cafe in New York. His answer?

Unlock access to every one of the hundreds of articles published daily on BroadwayWorld by logging in with one click. Madeira Wine shares the name of Madeira, a small island in the Atlantic Ocean off ...

Madeira wine from 1796 was found in the wine cellar of now Liberty Hall Museum. — -- Benjamin Franklin once said, "Wine makes daily living easier, less hurried, with fewer tensions and more ...

Of great import: The little-known, perennially prettied Portuguese island of Madeira is becoming a must-see paradise. Welcome to Madeira, the world’s sexiest potluck where you, too, can be its next ...

Centuries ago, Madeira’s location on trade routes to the New World helped introduce its fortified wines to new markets, including colonial America. (Madeira Wine Co.) America once had a love affair ...

It fueled the American Revolution. It fired up the drafters of the U.S. Constitution. And though it hails from Portugal, it was America’s first favorite wine. Madeira, a fortified wine, is inexorably ...

Madeira is a haven for adventure seekers. Almost everything you do on this island revolves around nature. From hiking the famous levadas to venturing through botanical gardens and forests or riding ...

There's young wine. There's mature wine. And then there's the wine stashed away at Liberty Hall Museum in Union, New Jersey. The museum's wine cellar includes several cases of Madeira wine that were ...