- Tannat was historically grown in southwestern foothills of the Pyrenees mountains in France and is now considered the "national grape" in Uruguay,
- It has a deep dark inky color, and an almost smoky rustic character with rich aromas.
- This wine is dark purple in color with nice clarity. The nose is dried cranberry, dried figs and cocoa.
- The flavor is dark dried fruits, rich dark chocolate with a smooth slightly smoky finish.
- Pairs well with beef, sausage, roasted lamb and duck; blue and other aged cheese.