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Henriques & Henriques Verdelho 1932

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Henriques & Henriques Verdelho 1932
Producer Henriques & Henriques
Region, Country Madeira, Portugal
Bottle Size 750ml
Product Code 26638-750

Henriques & Henriques has established an impeccable reputation as one of the top sources of high-quality Madeira. It is the leading independent Madeira shipping house and practises an uncompromising devotion to the quality of its vineyards and wines. Henriques is the only house we know of that owns and farms a significant proportion of its own vineyards, and it is unique in the holdings of extensive stocks in bottle and cask, some more than a century or two old.

Vintage Madeira, or Garrafeira, must be aged for at least 20 years in cask and a further two years in bottle before release. On the category, Alex Liddell, author of Madeira [Hurst & Company, 2014], has written, “These wines are the glory of Madeira and, with the best examples of dated wines from the past, the yardstick by which it is to be judged to be a world-class wine.” Put simply, these compelling Garrafeira wines can be considered Henriques’ Grand Cru offering.

Henriques & Henriques Verdelho 1932

Reviews

“The 1932 Verdelho has very intense caramelized orange peel notes, with complexity, depth, concentration and stunning elegance and balance. It has parameters of a very old and concentrated wine through evaporation: 20.36% alcohol, 10.46 grams of acidity, 1.75 grams of volatile acidity and 76 grams of sugar. It's intense and super balanced, more balanced than the 1928 Sercial.” 96 points, Luis Gutiérrez, The Wine Advocate

Reviews

“The 1932 Verdelho has very intense caramelized orange peel notes, with complexity, depth, concentration and stunning elegance and balance. It has parameters of a very old and concentrated wine through evaporation: 20.36% alcohol, 10.46 grams of acidity, 1.75 grams of volatile acidity and 76 grams of sugar. It's intense and super balanced, more balanced than the 1928 Sercial.” 96 points, Luis Gutiérrez, The Wine Advocate

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