DescriptionThe Duke of Clarence is a rich style of Madeira made from the Tinta Negra grape varietal. It has been aged for 3 years at Blandy's Wine Lodges in the centre of Funchal. The Duke of Clarence offers rich flavours of caramel, prune and almonds. The perfect after dinner tipple or a superb accompaniment to chocolate and caramel desserts such as Toffee pecan pie.Wine of Madeira, Portugal, 15 years old, Medium rich, Matured in American oak casks, Family owned wineryCountry of OriginPortugalUsagePreparation and UsageServe chilled. The perfect after dinner tipple or a superb accompaniment to chocolate and caramel desserts such as Toffee pecan pie.InstructionsIt is a splendid after-dinner drink.Package TypeBottleType of ClosureNatural CorkRecycling InformationPack - GlassOther InformationFull Product Name:Madeira WineOrigin:Product of the Island of Madeira, PortugalAdditional Information:Madeira wine is famed for its unparalleled ability to age. At Blandy's wines are still ageing from 1920 and there are bottles dating back to the late 1700s. They are also famous for their ability to remain fresh (almost indefinitely) once opened. This is thanks to the unique maturation process it undergoes and the high acidity of the wines, the latter of which gives them a fresh zingy character.Brand detailsBrandBlandy'sMadeira is made on the sub-tropical island of the same name situated in the Atlantic Ocean, some 400 miles off North Africa. Blandy's, established in 1811, is the leading producer of premium quality Madeira and still owned and managed by direct descendants of the founder, John Blandy. Rich Madeira made using the Tinta Negra grape varietal. Aged for 3 years at the Blandy lodge in Funchal (Madeira)ManufacturerMadeira Wine Company,Plataforma 3,Pavilhão T,Zona Franca Industrial da Madeira,9200-047 Canical,Madeira,Portugal.The Blandy family are unique as they are the only family of all the original founders of the Madeira wine trade to still own and manage their original wine company. Throughout its long history, the family has played a leading role in the development of Madeira wine. They continue to live and work on the island, maintaining a tradition that goes back to 1811; 2 centuries of fine wine production. Country of PackingPortugal