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Description

Moot is an off-dry Vermouth whose base is an aged Madeira Wine with a maceration of aromatic plants typical of Madeira Island and some spices. It is a truly Madeiran product, perfect for all occasions, refreshing and versatile. Should be served with ice and lemon

William Hinton MOOT Vermouth 70cl

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Attributes

  • Type: Fortified Wine

  • Country: Portugal

  • Region: Madeira

  • Vintage: NV

  • ABV: 14.5%

  • Size: 70cl

William Hinton

William Hinton is a historic rum producer from Madeira, Portugal, known for its Agricole-style rums made from fresh sugarcane juice. Founded in 1845, the brand was revived in 2006 by a descendant through Engenho Novo da Madeira, restoring traditional distillation methods. Alongside its award-winning rums, including cask-aged varieties, William Hinton also produces a sugarcane-based vermouth, highlighting the brand's innovation and deep roots in Madeira's spirits heritage.

Madeira

Madeira, an island located in the North Atlantic Ocean, is renowned for its unique and fortified wines, which are integral to its wine heritage. The island’s subtropical climate, combined with its rugged terrain and volcanic soils, creates an exceptional terroir for viticulture.
The area is particularly famous for its fortified wines, which undergo a distinctive aging process involving heat and oxidation, known as estufagem. This process imparts a characteristic complexity and longevity to the wines. Madeira wines are available in a range of styles, from dry to sweet, and are made from several grape varieties, including Sercial, Verdelho, Bual, and Malvasia. These wines are noted for their rich, nutty flavours, caramel notes, and remarkable aging potential.
Historically, Madeira’s winemaking tradition dates back to the 15th century, with its wines being highly prized and exported globally. Today, it continues to combine traditional winemaking methods with modern techniques, offering a unique and storied wine experience that reflects its rich heritage and distinctive climate.