Saveiro ‘Vento do Oeste’ Meio Doce MadeiraLike the westerly trade winds that give Vento do Oeste its name, this wine both affirms historic ties between the island of Madeira and America and elaborates upon them: Where pipes (casks) of madeira once sailed to the American colonies, bourbon barrels are now routinely shipped from Kentucky to the island for finishing before traveling further along modern trade routes to distilleries worldwide. Made with Tinta Negra, Saveiro Vento do Oeste Meio

With a satiny mouthfeel this tequila has aromas of black pepper

but with a twist

married with macerated Créole spices and sun-bleached bitter orange peels

that showcases the quality and character of locally roasted coffee alongside premium spirits and natural ingredients

Madre has a hint of smoke

Featuring more than 100 delicious recipes (original and historic)

exploring French vermouths beyond Italian standards

and durability

The decision to begin producing vermouth was inspired by the casks

with almond and hazelnut husk notes backed by toasted corn

With hints of violet

and a surprisingly but mellow sweetness tempers the forward bitter notes