Madeira is a fortified wine crafted on the Portuguese Madeira Islands, situated off the coast of Africa. Its unique character is developed through aging under heat, resulting in a rich, nutty flavour profile. This distinctive wine is excellent for enhancing sauces and stews, imparting a depth of flavour and complexity to culinary creations.
- Quantity: 2 ltr
- UOM: BTL
- Storage: Dry (room temperature)
- Halal: NO
- Kosher: YES
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