Growing Conditions
This vineyard is cooler than other blocks on the estate. Steep slopes and thin soils with excellent drainage due to the predominance of ballast in the upper layers. The Tannat is the Uruguayan emblematic stock variety and Garzón is the perfect place for it to thrive thanks to the climate conditions, the special land features and the unique biodiversity. Only 18 kilometres away from the Atlantic Ocean, the constant breeze coming to Garzón’s vineyards impregnates our wines with a unique flavour. The ballast offers a stony and soft soil and allows optimal drainage conditions. These soils are also characterised by their minerality, which helps create a balanced wine
Nose
An elegant nose, with aromas reminding of red fruits such as cherries and strawberries, black plums, tobacco and black chocolate on a spiced flavour range.
Palate
It has a juicy and fresh mouth and is a full-bodied wine with a very nice sensation and a long and vibrant aftertaste.
Appearance
A deep purple colour
Food Pairing
A wine of great structure, it pairs nicely with regional dishes such as local lamb. Cured cheeses like Parmesan or a duck cassoulet showcase the wine’s spicy notes. It pairs perfectly with traditional French cuisine.
Aging
12 to 18 months on the lees in French oak barrels and casks
Bottling
June 2019