Emily says:

Have you heard that song, can’t remember the title, anyway the verse is: Have some Madeira, my dear…”?

Its sweet and apparently sneaks up on you.

Emily says:

By the way, it looks like you are referencing a server that dns can’t find yet.

everything.kantor.com

yo scott says:

never heard of the whiskey, however, the aging only matters how long it was aged in a cask at the original manufacturer. After it is bottled, the age doesn’t matter except in how difficult it is to remove the cork. I have several bottles of old whiskey from the 60s, thinking it was going to be awesome, and it turns out it is no different than a whiskey i could get today. Either way, any reason to drink (in moderation) is good.

Cheers to you!!

tommy says:

umm: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Madeira_wine

say hi to the fam for me…

Andrew says:

Wikipedia says little about the taste, just that it’s a wine. But Emily’s comment was helpful, and the bottle says it’s enjoyable as an after-dinner drink, which seems to support her idea.

And yo scott, you’re absolutely right — per that Wikipedia entry I see that Madeira wine is known for being incredibly long lasting. So I might give it a try tonight after the wife and boy are on the road. :)

Emily says:

And don’t forget the 17 year old virgin!

http://tinyurl.com/y5m6zw

Note: I edited the URL to this short version because the original one was way too long. –AK

yo scott says:

ahh thought it was a whiskey of some sort, not a wine… i hope your drink is much tastier than my bottle of 1967 Canadian Club was. Have a great weekend!

Bob says:

For more information on the producer see http://www.blandys.com/

AG says:

Ooh, not good. Dangerous stuff. You don’t want that around. Send it here. Quickly.

lionemom says:

Heh, funny comments! I was also going to tell you that Madeira is wine. I knew it was sweet wine, which is always infamous for giving the worst hangover headaches BTW. But I have never had it, not to mention this brand, before.