Wine style

Wine style

Uruguayan Merlot

Uruguayan Merlot

Uruguayan Merlot

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Uruguay

Overshadowed by its beefy big brother Tannat, Merlot here plays the role of the charming diplomat. It offers lush fruit and a velvety texture that proves you don't need muscles to be strong.

Overshadowed by its beefy big brother Tannat, Merlot here plays the role of the charming diplomat. It offers lush fruit and a velvety texture that proves you don't need muscles to be strong.

Overshadowed by its beefy big brother Tannat, Merlot here plays the role of the charming diplomat. It offers lush fruit and a velvety texture that proves you don't need muscles to be strong.

Body

Big & Bold

Tannins

No Resistance

Barely Felt

Pillowy Presence

Serious Grip

The Brick Wall

Acidity

Vibrant Balance

Sugar

Savagely Dry

Artistic label and flavor profile for Uruguayan Merlot on a rustic wooden table.

LEADERS

The story

French roots

Atlantic home

Quiet partner

French immigrants landed in Uruguay with vine cuttings tucked in their luggage, unknowingly stumbling upon a slice of Bordeaux in South America. They found the Atlantic breeze and clay-rich soils provided the perfect nursery for Merlot to thrive. While Tannat grabbed the headlines, Merlot quietly established itself as the reliable, smooth-talking partner that balances out the region's portfolio.

French immigrants landed in Uruguay with vine cuttings tucked in their luggage, unknowingly stumbling upon a slice of Bordeaux in South America. They found the Atlantic breeze and clay-rich soils provided the perfect nursery for Merlot to thrive. While Tannat grabbed the headlines, Merlot quietly established itself as the reliable, smooth-talking partner that balances out the region's portfolio.

French immigrants landed in Uruguay with vine cuttings tucked in their luggage, unknowingly stumbling upon a slice of Bordeaux in South America. They found the Atlantic breeze and clay-rich soils provided the perfect nursery for Merlot to thrive. While Tannat grabbed the headlines, Merlot quietly established itself as the reliable, smooth-talking partner that balances out the region's portfolio.

Why it's special

Cool climate

Ocean breeze

Balanced style

South America often brings heat and jammy fruit to mind, but Uruguay breaks that rule completely. Thanks to the constant cooling influence from the Atlantic Ocean, these wines maintain a surprising freshness and elegance. You get ripe fruit without the heavy, cooked sensation found elsewhere. It is essentially a bridge between Old World structure and New World fruitiness, offering the best of both worlds.

South America often brings heat and jammy fruit to mind, but Uruguay breaks that rule completely. Thanks to the constant cooling influence from the Atlantic Ocean, these wines maintain a surprising freshness and elegance. You get ripe fruit without the heavy, cooked sensation found elsewhere. It is essentially a bridge between Old World structure and New World fruitiness, offering the best of both worlds.

South America often brings heat and jammy fruit to mind, but Uruguay breaks that rule completely. Thanks to the constant cooling influence from the Atlantic Ocean, these wines maintain a surprising freshness and elegance. You get ripe fruit without the heavy, cooked sensation found elsewhere. It is essentially a bridge between Old World structure and New World fruitiness, offering the best of both worlds.

Who's gonna like it

Smooth seekers

Bordeaux fans

Steak lovers

Drinkers who find Cabernet too aggressive or Tannat like chewing on leather will fall in love here. It is perfect for anyone seeking a red wine that is substantial enough for steak but smooth enough for solo sipping. Fans of classic Right Bank Bordeaux who are tired of paying premium prices will find a very happy, wallet-friendly alternative in these bottles.

Drinkers who find Cabernet too aggressive or Tannat like chewing on leather will fall in love here. It is perfect for anyone seeking a red wine that is substantial enough for steak but smooth enough for solo sipping. Fans of classic Right Bank Bordeaux who are tired of paying premium prices will find a very happy, wallet-friendly alternative in these bottles.

Drinkers who find Cabernet too aggressive or Tannat like chewing on leather will fall in love here. It is perfect for anyone seeking a red wine that is substantial enough for steak but smooth enough for solo sipping. Fans of classic Right Bank Bordeaux who are tired of paying premium prices will find a very happy, wallet-friendly alternative in these bottles.

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