Our goal is making wines of the utmost quality with a strong identity, personality, and a profound sense of place” - Alejandro Bulgheroni, founder of Bodega Garzón

Tannat, which is native to southwest France, is now considered the national grape of Uruguay. The grapes are grown organically in some of the planet’s oldest soils– the wine’s terroir is defined by the mineral rich soils and the vineyards’ proximity to the Atlantic ocean. Black fruit, tobacco, and dark chocolate jump out of the glass, and white pepper spice lingers on the finish. A great way to try something new and broaden your wine horizon!