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The House of Madeira

Unpolluted Organic Goodness

COMING SOON

ARTISAN MADEIRA

The House of Madeira Enterprise Ltd. (H.O.M.E.)

Madeira the Garden of the Atlantic

Royal Crown Madeira is the ultimate destination for unique gifts and luxury food and drinks, ranging from wines and spirits, to confiture, jellies, jams, and marmalades. fruit preserves, dried fruits and vegetables, chocolate, honey and cakes, plus so much more.

Royal Crown Madeira’s founder has travelled the world for a generation seeking out the most unpolluted organic food on the planet. They found the jewel in the crown in Madeira, not only is Madeira a place in the European tradition, going back 600 years, an unpolluted island full of artisans with hundreds of years of artisanship and traditions.

We sample through the seasons many artisan creations, ranging from the finest confiture and jam to the best vintage Madeira, handmade chocolates to the best honey. We monitor and ultimately select the items, which we find to the standard of the Royal Crown, to go into the Special Selection.

Madeira is unique in so many ways; ranging from unpolluted soil to its reputation for flora and its climate, more than much is grown organic. It is still in Europe.

The European continent is polluted, the soil and the air – are so polluted. Even many parts of the Mediterranean have considerable pollution, whereas far out in the Atlantic, there is no pollution.

Gourmet Grocery

Stock up with our artisanal goodies from Madeira, the Garden of the Atlantic, for your pantry courtesy of Royal Madeira Selection. From superior wines, Rum, confiture, dried fruits, oils and vinegar, prized honey and delectable, sweet treats, these are ingredients that are guaranteed to take your food to new culinary heights.

Look to Artisan Madeira Gourmet products and more for the best of the best from unpolluted Madeira.

All food items are made in small batches using the unpolluted harvest of the Island. The Island has a reputation and is known as the Garden of the Atlantic.

Sustaining our Natural Environment

We believe it is our moral duty to sustain the natural environment. As a result, we are committed to not only minimising our impacts as a business but also using our voice and actions to positively affect our local communities and protect the planet.

Working in the food and wine industry, we recognise the opportunity we must influence culture and value and set the standards for excellence—not only in making food from mother nature and using the best artisan traditions and craftsmanship but also in what it means to be a responsible corporate citizen in this world.

We have implemented a policy of integration model that gives us a strong chain of custody, direct oversight of the production of all-out gourmet products, and a voice for improving global standards and conditions.

Whether it’s protecting the pristine landscapes of Madeira or the environment of our clients, we understand that the long-term resilience of our planet and its natural resources, the well-being of people and the success of our business go together, which is why it is key for us to have a positive impact from where we operate.

Madeira Wines

The Madeira Wine has established itself as the most economically valuable product in the region and represents Madeira at its best and its true ambassador is abroad. The first official quality wine of Madeira was declared in 1455.

Rum

Just Imagine the facts, Rum was first made in Madeira in our Western European World, not in the Caribbean or South America. Moreover, this fact is not acknowledged in most reference books, like Britannica or Wikipedia.

First, nearly a century later, Christopher Columbus brought sugar cane to the West Indies, and they started making Rum. Despite all this, Madeira sells less than 0.1% of the world’s Rum. Once Madeira had more than 50 distilleries, only four were left with a new distillery.

It was created in 2006 by one of the heirs of the Hinton family, holders of the largest sugar cane processing mill in Europe at the time – the Torreão Factory – from which it inherited the ancient column still, from which it still extracts the rum today.

Portugal and Madeira do not even appear on the various lists of Rum Distilleries in the world, despite Rum originally coming from Madeira, something we hope to change.

Fruits

The varied and truly exotic fruits that we can find both on Madeira Island and Porto Santo are just some examples of the uniqueness of the Islands of Madeira and Porto Santo.

Jams, jellies, confiture and marmalade made from the Exotic fruits of Madeira. All organic grown and produced in small quantities, from season to season, using traditional methods by local artisans. The jams are utterly delicious, unique, and full of flavour. Jam-making is an ancient tradition in Madeira.

The artisans works with small batches and the ingredients are carefully chosen for jams, confiture, marmalades and curds. All made the old-fashioned way in open pans using vast quantities of the finest fruits. Where possible, the artisans filled into the jars by hand, because you can stuff more whole fruit in that way. So, when we say fruity, we really mean it. Jams and Marmalade contains 70-75% organic fruits – an almost unheard-of proportion of fruit – and no sugar – all from the Garden of the Atlantic.

These Exotic fruits jams are seasonal, original and utterly delicious. With their flavours and originality Royal Crown Madeira special selections of jams offer our customers a unique and authentic experience and will leave a lasting memory on your taste buds.

Royal Crown Madeira are purveyors of the finest comestibles made in small batches by Madeira artisans, using traditional methods.

Royal Crown Madeira pride ourselves on designing products that are packaged as beautifully as they taste. They make a wonderful gift for yourself, your loved ones and just about any occasion

Quintessential Madeira

Exotic fruit of Madeira

Physalis, Papaya, Loquats (nespereira), Araçal, Annona or Custard Apple, Guava, Pitanga, Passion fruit, Delicious Fruit, Banana Passion fruit, Mango, Tamarillo or English Tomato and Tabaibo or prickly pear.

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Exotic fruit of Madeira

Physalis, Papaya, Loquats (nespereira), Araçal, Annona or Custard Apple, Guava, Pitanga, Passion fruit, Delicious Fruit, Banana Passion fruit, Mango, Tamarillo or English Tomato and Tabaibo or prickly pear.

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Exotic fruit of Madeira

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Exotic fruit of Madeira

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