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Henriques and Henriques Malvasia, 10 Years Old 50cl
Wine characteristics
- Madeira
- 8 - Very sweet
- Malvasia
- 50cl
- 20% Alcohol
- bouquet/flavour marked by oak
- Stopper cork, ie sherry
Henriques and Henriques
Henriques & Henriques is one of the most famous names on the Portuguese island of Madeira. Founded in 1850 by João Goncalves Henriques, the company has a rich history and a profound knowledge of the art of making Madeira wine. His sons João Joaquim and Francisco Eduardo (whence the name H&H) inherited the running of the business and began to concentrate on shipping their own wines rather than supplying other shippers. In 1968, as they had no heirs, responsibility passed to three friends and partners Peter Cossart, Alberto Nascimento Jardim and Carlos Nunes Pereira. Today it is run by the charismatic Humberto Jardim. They moved out of the capital Funchal in 1984 and into new premises in Camara de Lobos in 1992. Henriques & Henriques is the only producer to have continuously owned its own vineyards, including the largest vineyard on the island, but they continue to work with anything from 400 to 600 growers.
Madeira is very much a wine epitomised by its traditions, which winemaker Luís Pereira captures so well across the range. H&H produces the full range of styles from the drier, crisp Sercial through to intense and deep-coloured Malmsey, with a particular specialism in Verdelho and Terrantez. A limited amount of some rare single vintages, perfect for anniversaries, and colheita wines are also released.
The Scotsman
Perfect winter fireside wine with citric fruit, caramel and dried fruits, it reminds me of Christmas - but not cloying with its perfect balancing acidity reviving the palate.
The Daily Telegraph
… has notes of mocha, butterscotch, walnuts and fig. I’d probably make a Madeira cake to go with this one – its dense texture and craggy, sugary crusted top tastes so good with Madeira the drink.
Times of Tunbridge Wells
Read moreGo Madeira! This is one of those ‘everybody must savour’ world-class fortified wines. In a word: epic. In two: life-affirming. Plum pudding wafts beneath grilled walnuts, dried fruits, coffee, burnt...
Kent & Sussex Courier
Read moreThis rich, lusciousand sweet fortified wine always entrances my senses and explodes on the palatewith a fireworks display of toffee, nut, honey, chocolate, toffee, caramel andraisin fruit. It's a...
Elite Magazine
[The] complexmarmalade nose has a zesty edge with a depth of rich dried fruit.
The Mail on Sunday
Unbeatably indulgent.
The Field
Gloriously tasty,full of toffee and nuts and spot on with a mid-morning biccie.
Rotherham Advertiser
Read moreIntense aromas ofcoffee and raisin, caramel and spice. Luxurious sweetness, silky textured fruiton the palate and bracing acidity. This Madeira is all but indestructible; onceopen the bottle will not...
The Sunday Times
Made from malvasiagrapes, this sweet madeira has a deep mahogany hue and evocative aromas of darkfruit, walnut kernel and coffee. There is also an attractive raisin character;lovely with cheese.