Madeira Wine Institute (IVBAM): Difference between revisions

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* Promoting Madeira wine in international markets

Its regulatory role is comparable to mainland Portuguese bodies such as the Instituto dos Vinhos do [[Douro]] e do Porto (IVDP), but is specific to the autonomous region of Madeira.<ref>Robinson ~~(ed.)~~, ''~~The~~ Oxford Companion to Wine'', Oxford University Press, 2015, ISBN 9780198705383.</ref>

Its regulatory role is comparable to mainland Portuguese bodies such as the Instituto dos Vinhos do [[Douro]] e do Porto (IVDP), but is specific to the autonomous region of Madeira.<ref>Jancis Robinson, ''Oxford Companion to Wine'', Oxford University Press, 17 Sept. 2015. ISBN 9780198705383.</ref>

== Regulatory framework ==

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Formal regulation of Madeira wine dates back to the 18th century, but IVBAM in its modern form emerged from successive institutional consolidations during the 20th century. Its current structure reflects the integration of wine regulation with other culturally significant Madeiran crafts.

Historically, Madeira’s importance in Atlantic trade routes made regulatory protection essential, as the wine was widely exported and frequently imitated in [[Europe]] and the [[Americas]].<ref>Phillips, ''A Short History of Wine'', ~~HarperCollins, 2000~~, ISBN 9780066212821.</ref>

Historically, Madeira’s importance in Atlantic trade routes made regulatory protection essential, as the wine was widely exported and frequently imitated in [[Europe]] and the [[Americas]].<ref>Roderick Phillips, ''A Short History of Wine'', Ecco Pr, 1 Nov. 2001. ISBN 9780066212821.</ref>

== Promotion and international role ==

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* [[Vintage]] (''Frasqueira'') Madeira

All styles are defined not only by residual sugar but by ageing regime, oxidation level, and historical practice, making regulatory oversight particularly complex.<ref>MacNeil, ''The Wine Bible'', ~~3rd ed.~~, ~~Workman~~, 2022, ISBN ~~9781523515327~~.</ref>

All styles are defined not only by residual sugar but by ageing regime, oxidation level, and historical practice, making regulatory oversight particularly complex.<ref>Karen MacNeil, ''The Wine Bible'', Workman Adult, October 11, 2022. ISBN 9781523510092.</ref>

== See also ==

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 * Promoting Madeira wine in international markets
-Its regulatory role is comparable to mainland Portuguese bodies such as the Instituto dos Vinhos do [[Douro]] e do Porto (IVDP), but is specific to the autonomous region of Madeira.<ref>Robinson (ed.), ''The Oxford Companion to Wine'', Oxford University Press, 2015, ISBN 9780198705383.</ref>
+Its regulatory role is comparable to mainland Portuguese bodies such as the Instituto dos Vinhos do [[Douro]] e do Porto (IVDP), but is specific to the autonomous region of Madeira.<ref>Jancis Robinson, ''Oxford Companion to Wine'', Oxford University Press, 17 Sept. 2015. ISBN 9780198705383.</ref>
 == Regulatory framework ==
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 Formal regulation of Madeira wine dates back to the 18th century, but IVBAM in its modern form emerged from successive institutional consolidations during the 20th century. Its current structure reflects the integration of wine regulation with other culturally significant Madeiran crafts.
-Historically, Madeira’s importance in Atlantic trade routes made regulatory protection essential, as the wine was widely exported and frequently imitated in [[Europe]] and the [[Americas]].<ref>Phillips, ''A Short History of Wine'', HarperCollins, 2000, ISBN 9780066212821.</ref>
+Historically, Madeira’s importance in Atlantic trade routes made regulatory protection essential, as the wine was widely exported and frequently imitated in [[Europe]] and the [[Americas]].<ref>Roderick Phillips, ''A Short History of Wine'', Ecco Pr, 1 Nov. 2001. ISBN 9780066212821.</ref>
 == Promotion and international role ==
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 * [[Vintage]] (''Frasqueira'') Madeira
-All styles are defined not only by residual sugar but by ageing regime, oxidation level, and historical practice, making regulatory oversight particularly complex.<ref>MacNeil, ''The Wine Bible'', 3rd ed., Workman, 2022, ISBN 9781523515327.</ref>
+All styles are defined not only by residual sugar but by ageing regime, oxidation level, and historical practice, making regulatory oversight particularly complex.<ref>Karen MacNeil, ''The Wine Bible'', Workman Adult, October 11, 2022. ISBN 9781523510092.</ref>
 == See also ==