Madeira @ The Modern: Homage to Mario Barbeito (NYC): Without trying to sound poetic, this tasted like sunshine... like the warm sun on a field of citrus and nut trees. At times this seemed plush and friendly and at other times it showed a nervous tension. A lovely wine, but the 1860 Terrantez was a tough act to follow.
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(Barbeito Madeira Terrantez) Light, slightly cloudy, orange red color with clear meniscus; VA, enticing lime cream pie, cream, lemon cream, floral, vaguely minty nose; softer, silky textured, mature, lemon cream, lime cream, tart tangerine, lime honey, mint palate with medium acidity; long finish 94+ pts. (Barbeito's managing director, Ricardo Freitas, was able to obtain one and three-quarters of a bottle of this rare wine from a demijohn that had been in his grandfather's private collection. He pulled it specially for the dinners in NYC and San Francisco this week, and no more is known to exist.)
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3/14/2010 - mdefreitas wrote: 92 Points
Madeira @ The Modern: Homage to Mario Barbeito (NYC): Without trying to sound poetic, this tasted like sunshine... like the warm sun on a field of citrus and nut trees. At times this seemed plush and friendly and at other times it showed a nervous tension. A lovely wine, but the 1860 Terrantez was a tough act to follow.
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