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White Wine: 1977 | Blandy's | Listrao (Half Bottle)

Bright, crystalline, gold in colour. Boasting a distinct, complex and exuberant bouquet, where volatile aromas of brandy infuse with spices, hazelnuts and exotic wood. Fresh, volatile and intense on the palate with a long warm, spiced finish.

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Producer: Blandy's

Ratings: WE | 95

Vintage: 1977

Size: 375ml

ABV: 20%

Varietal: Palomino

Country/Region: Portugal, Madeira

Detailed Description

Bright, crystalline, gold in colour. Boasting a distinct, complex and exuberant bouquet, where volatile aromas of brandy infuse with spices, hazelnuts and exotic wood. Fresh, volatile and intense on the palate with a long warm, spiced finish.

Reviews:

• Wine Enthusiast: The Listrão grape comes in tiny quantities from the island of Porto Santo, part of the Madeira archipelago. This 1977 Madeira, from a vineyard that no longer exists, has been aged in wood, producing old-gold flavors and acidity. Medium sweet, the wine is superbly textured and ready to drink.

Producer InformationJohn Blandy first set foot on Madeira in 1807. In 1989, the Symington family became partners with the Blandy family and is helping to reinvigorate the Madeira trade. Grapes are grown in volcanic soil and hand harvested due to steeply terraced cliffs. The resulting wines are highly acidic and were found by historical accident to benefit from being heated - a process that would destroy any other wine. Originally, Madeiras were heated by the sun, stored in casks on the decks of boats exploring the world during the 18th century. Today, Madeiras are heated in a process called “estufagem,” which gives them great concentration and an incredible capacity to age while retaining some of the vibrant acidity unique to these wines. The Blandy family is unique in being the only family of all the original founders of the Madeira wine trade to still own and manage their own original wine company. Throughout its long history on the island, the family has played a leading role in the development of Madeira wine throughout its long history. Members of the family continues to live on Madeira, maintaining a tradition that goes back to 1811; 2 centuries of fine wine production.

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