Garzón Tannat Reserva 2020
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A perfect example of how well the Tannat variety thrives in Uruguay and a reflection of the unique terroir in Maldonado, only 18km away from the Atlantic Ocean.
Deep purple in colour, this Tannat fresh aromas reminiscent of red and black fruits such as plums and raspberries on a spice-flavoured aroma. It has a great personality in mouth. Its ripe tannins and its minerality make it a terroir wine of great identity.
| Country |
Uruguay |
|---|---|
| Producer |
Bodega Garzón |
| Varietal |
Tannat |
| Vintage |
2020 |
| Size |
750ml |
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Critical Acclaim
Descorchados: 92 points
James Suckling: 91 points
Wine Enthusiast: 90 points
When Alejandro Bulgheroni and his wife Bettina discovered Garzón, they had a family dream came true: to have the most emblematic winery of modern viticulture in Uruguay and premium wines with an intense personality and a deep sense of belonging to the land. With the advice of international enologist Alberto Antonini, they apply their philosophy focused on producing wines that are a true expression of their origins. Experts on viticulture, environmental care, gastronomy, hospitality and tourism complete a team committed to this unprecedented project.
Tannat is a red wine grape variety that is originally from the Madiran and Jurançon regions of southwestern France. The grape is known for its deep color, high tannin and alcohol levels and high acidity. Tannat wines are known for their dark fruit flavors, such as blackberry and black cherry, as well as earthy, spicy notes and a hint of bitterness. The wines can be quite tannic and may benefit from aging to soften and develop the tannins.
Tannat wines have traditionally been made in a very full-bodied style and with high alcohol content, which makes them well-suited for pairing with rich, hearty meat dishes such as grilled meats, game, and strong cheeses. Nowadays winemakers are experimenting with different techniques to make more approachable and easy to drink Tannat wines with lower tannins and alcohol.
Uruguay has been the main producer of Tannat wine, where winemakers have developed successful wine styles in the last few decades that are similar to those of the south-west of France.
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