Sercial is the name given to several varieties of white grapes grown in Portugal, especially on the Madeira Island.
Its characterized by its resistance. It is cultivated mainly in the north of the island and in Câmara de Lobos at altitudes that can reach 600 metres in the south coast and 200 metres in the north coast. It produces varieties of dry wine.
The type of caste malvasia is used to produce traditionally sweet wood wine.
It was the first to be grown on the island. Generally it is between 150 and 200 meters of altitude. This grape variety produces highly prized and coveted wines.
It is probable that the Verdelho variety existing in Madeira comes from the Portuguese mainland, the Azores or Italy.
It is cultivated at about 400 meters of altitude and produces dry type wines.
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