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Tannat
Tannat is a red wine that embodies strength and structure, a true symbol of oenological power. Originally from the southwest of France, particularly the Madiran region, Tannat has found a second home in Uruguay, where it has become the national wine. This robust and tannic grape variety is appreciated for its ability to evolve over time, offering complex and long-lived wines.
Tannat grapes are known for their thick skin and high tannin levels, which give this wine a marked structure and a remarkable aging potential. In France, Tannat is often vinified in blends to soften its assertive character, while in Uruguay it is vinified in purity or with slight additions of other varieties to enhance its intensity and depth.
The terroir of Madiran, with its temperate climate and clay-limestone soils, provides Tannat with an ideal environment to develop its aromatic complexity. In Uruguay, the warmer and sunnier climatic conditions, combined with mineral-rich soils, contribute to producing Tannat wines that stand out for their smoothness and enveloping aromas.
The organoleptic profile of Tannat is fascinating: on the nose, you can perceive notes of ripe black fruits, such as blackberry and plum, accompanied by spicy hints of black pepper, licorice, and a touch of dark chocolate. On the palate, Tannat reveals itself as full-bodied, with a robust tannic texture and a surprising freshness that balances its powerful structure. The finish is long and persistent, leaving a memory of fruit and spices.
Tannat is a wine that requires equally intense culinary pairings. Perfect with grilled red meats, hearty stews, or dishes based on game, Tannat knows how to enhance the most robust and complex flavors. In Uruguay, it is often paired with asado, the typical local barbecue, while in France it pairs divinely with aged cheeses and traditional regional dishes.
If you are a fan of red wines with a strong character and a long history, Tannat is a discovery that will enrich your palate and your cellar. On Vino45, you can explore a carefully curated selection of the best Tannat, both French and Uruguayan, for a sensory journey through the nuances of this extraordinary wine. Discover Tannat and let yourself be captivated by its lively energy and refined complexity.
