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Tarquinio T. da Camara Lomelino Boal Solera 1820 Madeira / 150th Anniversary
A incredibly old Madeira drawn from a solera system established in 1820. One of only 2000 bottles produced to celebrate the 150th anniversary of T.T.C Lomelino (1820-170)
Madeira is a fortified wine produced from native grapes grown exclusively on the Portuguese island of Madeira. The four major white grape varieties used for Madeira production, (from sweetest to driest) are; Malvasia (aka Malmsey), Bual, Verdelho, and Sercial.
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ABV
None Stated
Type
Fortified Wine
Size
Full Size
Closure
Cork
Bottle count
2,000
Grape Varietal
Grape Varietal
Boal
Boal is a white wine grape primarily grown in Madeira, Portugal, where it is used in the production of medium-sweet fortified wines. It is known for its balanced acidity and rich aromatic profile, featuring notes of dried fruit, caramel, and spice.
Geography
Portugal
Portugal is a well-known wine producing country, with a long history of winemaking dating back to 2000 BC when vines were cultivated by the Tartessians.
Primary Varietals
Classification
DOC Portugal
DOC Portugal (Denominação de Origem Controlada) is a wine classification system used in Portugal to designate wines of controlled origin, similar to France's AOC or Italy’s DOC. This system ensures that wines produced within a specific region adhere to strict regulations regarding grape varieties, winemaking methods, and quality standards. Portugal's wine regions, such as Douro, Alentejo, Vinho Verde, and Madeira, are recognized for their unique terroirs, which contribute to the diverse and high-quality wines the country is known for. DOC wines are typically made from indigenous Portuguese grape varieties, such as Touriga Nacional, Tempranillo, and Alvarinho, which express the distinct characteristics of each region. The DOC classification guarantees the authenticity and origin of the wines, providing consumers with a mark of quality and consistency. This designation is crucial in preserving the rich winemaking heritage of Portugal while helping modernize the industry and increase the global recognition of Portuguese wines.
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