Pleasant caramel, honey. First Port / Madeira that Kim has liked. — 6 years ago
The Madeira that had the lowest number on the label was the 1845 Solera from Cossart. The last top up was apparently 1953, so this really wasn't nearly as old on average as some of the others. Dark brown with copper edges. Soapy on the nose. Quite short but attractive orange peel and spices. It might not be the oldest of the bunch, but it is rather past it. — 8 years ago
I need to drink more Madeira. — 10 years ago
Also this, which only took about 2 weeks to come out of its shell. — 12 years ago
Caramel, maple, nutty and sweet aroma with an even sweeter taste. Sings a sweet song on your tongue as it crescendos with a lovely finish. Great sipping wine. — 2 years ago
19. Amazing. Depth. Luscious. Long. Have some Madeira... — 6 years ago
The after party! — 9 years ago


All the rich flavors of a great medeira, but dry, with just a touch of sweetness. Loved it, but have to admit my sweet tooth wanted a little more. — 7 years ago
so approachable. relatively light bodied and a little bit of spice hits right at the middle of the palate. my co-op was demoing this wine a few weeks ago and I've bought tgree — 11 years ago
Maple, copper, candied walnut. — 12 years ago
Stunning golden oxidised nectar in a glass. — 12 years ago
Wifey and I are loving Madeira lately. — 14 years ago
Lee Pitofsky
Perfect finish with the Mignardises! — a year ago