Wine style
Wine style
Canelones Tannat
Canelones Tannat
Canelones Tannat
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Uruguay
Think of this as the rugby player of the wine world who secretly writes poetry. It is structurally massive and incredibly dark, yet the cool maritime climate softens those edges into something surprisingly drinkable and velvet-like.
Think of this as the rugby player of the wine world who secretly writes poetry. It is structurally massive and incredibly dark, yet the cool maritime climate softens those edges into something surprisingly drinkable and velvet-like.
Think of this as the rugby player of the wine world who secretly writes poetry. It is structurally massive and incredibly dark, yet the cool maritime climate softens those edges into something surprisingly drinkable and velvet-like.
Body
Full Blast
Tannins
No Resistance
Barely Felt
Pillowy Presence
Serious Grip
The Brick Wall
Acidity
Properly Sharp
Sugar
Savagely Dry
LEADERS
The story
Basque immigrant
Phylloxera survivor
Unique lineage
Back in the 1870s, a Basque immigrant named Pascual Harriague arrived with clippings in his pocket, looking for a new start. He planted them in Salto, and Tannat absolutely exploded with joy. While phylloxera was busy destroying vineyards back in Europe, these vines thrived in South America, creating a totally unique lineage that survived when the original French stocks were nearly wiped out.
Back in the 1870s, a Basque immigrant named Pascual Harriague arrived with clippings in his pocket, looking for a new start. He planted them in Salto, and Tannat absolutely exploded with joy. While phylloxera was busy destroying vineyards back in Europe, these vines thrived in South America, creating a totally unique lineage that survived when the original French stocks were nearly wiped out.
Back in the 1870s, a Basque immigrant named Pascual Harriague arrived with clippings in his pocket, looking for a new start. He planted them in Salto, and Tannat absolutely exploded with joy. While phylloxera was busy destroying vineyards back in Europe, these vines thrived in South America, creating a totally unique lineage that survived when the original French stocks were nearly wiped out.
Why it's special
Heart healthy
Antioxidant king
Polished power
It is practically health food in a glass - seriously. This specific red holds the world title for highest levels of procyanidins and antioxidants, making it excellent for your heart. Beyond the chemistry, the clay-heavy soils of Canelones polish the usually aggressive tannins into something that doesn't require a steak knife to chew through. It gives you power without the painful astringency found elsewhere.
It is practically health food in a glass - seriously. This specific red holds the world title for highest levels of procyanidins and antioxidants, making it excellent for your heart. Beyond the chemistry, the clay-heavy soils of Canelones polish the usually aggressive tannins into something that doesn't require a steak knife to chew through. It gives you power without the painful astringency found elsewhere.
It is practically health food in a glass - seriously. This specific red holds the world title for highest levels of procyanidins and antioxidants, making it excellent for your heart. Beyond the chemistry, the clay-heavy soils of Canelones polish the usually aggressive tannins into something that doesn't require a steak knife to chew through. It gives you power without the painful astringency found elsewhere.
Who's gonna like it
Cab lovers
Structure seekers
Intensity fans
Folks who think Cabernet Sauvignon is just a little too wimpy will fall head over heels for this. If you enjoy feeling the weight of the wine on your tongue and want a finish that lasts longer than your last relationship, grab a bottle. It is perfect for adventurous souls who love big, brooding reds like Malbec but crave significantly more structure and backbone.
Folks who think Cabernet Sauvignon is just a little too wimpy will fall head over heels for this. If you enjoy feeling the weight of the wine on your tongue and want a finish that lasts longer than your last relationship, grab a bottle. It is perfect for adventurous souls who love big, brooding reds like Malbec but crave significantly more structure and backbone.
Folks who think Cabernet Sauvignon is just a little too wimpy will fall head over heels for this. If you enjoy feeling the weight of the wine on your tongue and want a finish that lasts longer than your last relationship, grab a bottle. It is perfect for adventurous souls who love big, brooding reds like Malbec but crave significantly more structure and backbone.
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