Madeira: the oldest new wine you can buy

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Madeira is a fortified wine, meaning alcohol is added before fermentation is complete. Fans of Madeira say that it is underappreciated, and that wine lovers should take the time to become better acquainted with the 4 Madeira types; Sercial, Verdelho, Bual, and Malmsey. Sercial is the driest, while Malmsey is the sweetest. Those unfamiliar with Madeira should start with an affordable non-vintage blend such as Cossart Gordon Bual.

Purchasing, Buyers Guide, Wine, Madeira wine, Madeira (Wine)

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Two new blockbuster red wines from Chile carry record price tags

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Chilean wines have come to be regarded as bargains, but two new wines that cost about $50 are about to be released. One is from a collaboration between Robert Mondavi and Vina Errazuriz and the other is from Aurelio Montes.

Product introduction, Chile, Wine and wine making, Wine making, Cabernet (Wine)

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