What is another word for madeiras?
Pronunciation: [me͡ɪdˈi͡əɹəz] (IPA) 
Madeiras is a type of fortified wine that comes from the Madeira Islands in Portugal. While there are no exact synonyms for this specific wine, there are some comparable types of fortified wines that share similar characteristics. Examples of similar wines include port, sherry, and Marsala. These types of wine are also made by adding brandy to the wine during the fermentation process, making them stronger and richer in flavor. They are often used in desserts and after-dinner drinks because of their sweetness and high alcohol content. While Madeira wine is unique, these other fortified wines are often considered suitable substitutes.
