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Madeira

Other names: dry madeira

A Portuguese fortified wine from the Island of Madeira. Serve as an aperitif. Madeira can range from dry to sweet. Find this wine in most liquor stores and some grocery stores.
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Substitute for madeira

Substitute dry sherry for dry Madeira, or substitute red wine (lacks nutty flavor but adds acidity)

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