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Madeira
When referring to the autonomous region of Portugal, the word is a proper noun and is always capitalized. It describes a specific geographic location, and as such, it does not have a plural form.
When referring to the fortified wine, the word functions as a mass noun. It describes a specific style of wine characterized by a unique heating process called estufagem. In this context, it is typically used without an article when discussing the liquid in general, or with a partitive (e.g., a glass of Madeira) when referring to a specific serving.
Meanings
An autonomous region of Portugal consisting of an archipelago in the North Atlantic Ocean.
Examples
We are planning a trip to Madeira next summer to see the laurel forests.
I would like a glass of chilled madeira to start the meal.
The rugged coastline of Madeira makes it a paradise for hikers.
He poured a small amount of madeira into the sauce to add depth to the flavor.
Madeira was a crucial stop for ships sailing to India in the past.
Does this dessert pair well with a sweet madeira?
I wonder if the weather in Madeira is always this mild.
The sommelier recommended a vintage madeira for the celebration.
The sommelier recommended a vintage madeira for the celebration.
Funchal is the capital city of the archipelago of Madeira.
Funchal is the capital city of the archipelago of Madeira.