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Leacock's manufactures in Portugal, and is headquartered in Funchal, Portugal.
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Leacock's Rainwater Madeira
On the lighter, fresher side of Madeira, with candied citrus flavors edging out honey and nut notes. Ends with a smoky, citrusy tang. — Wine Enthusiast
Leacock’s “Rainwater” Medium Dry Madeira
Pretty, bright and clear reddish-gold color. Delicious characteristic Madeira aroma, walnuts and a whiff of lemon that carry over on the palate with a back note of something intriguingly akin to dark chocolate. Good acidity to give structure, balancing a distinct note of fresh-fruit sweetness. — WineLoversPage
1952 Verdelho Jubilee Selection Leacock Madeira
It smelled, powerfully, of rue and lavender, of apples and raisins, of citrus peels. It was thick, sweet, and lavish. The acidity was architectural, structuring its sweetness. — World of Fine Wine
Headquarters and manufacturing are recorded separately, because they are often different places: a brand headquartered in one country frequently manufactures in another. Tabarnam lists what the catalog holds and marks the rest unknown. Entries come from public sources and may be incomplete or out of date — production moves.
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