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Tannat Wine

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Venture into the bold world of Tannat wines, famed for their rich texture and intense flavor profiles. Our curated collection brings you the finest examples of this robust grape variety. Whether you're seeking the deep reds of Madiran or exploring newer regions, this is the place to shop. Immerse yourself in Tannat's complexity and buy a bottle that promises a memorable wine journey.
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  • Château du Cèdre Cahors ‘Chateau’ 2021

    $57.49
    or $51.74 in case of 6 bottles.
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  • Massena The Eleventh Hour Shiraz 2021

    $41.66
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  • Chateau Du Cedre Cahors Chateau 375ml 2022

    $31.66 $33.33
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  • Bodega Garzón Tannat Reserva 2022

    $33.67
    or $30.30 in case of 6 bottles.
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  • Chakana Nuna Agrelo Red Blend 2020

    $28.33
    or $25.50 in case of 6 bottles.
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  • Bodega Garzón Balasto’ 2018

    $200.29
    or $180.26 in case of 6 bottles.
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  • Bodega Garzón Single Vineyard Tannat 2020

    $59.99
    or $53.99 in case of 6 bottles.
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  • Chateau Du Cedre Cahors GC 2014

    $230.72
    or $207.65 in case of 6 bottles.
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  • Chateau Du Cedre Cahors Le Cedre 2018

    $119.97
    or $107.97 in case of 6 bottles.
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  • Spinifex Tannat 2019

    $32.05
    or $30.45 in case of 12 bottles.
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Tannat, originally from the South West of France, particularly the Madiran region, has found acclaim in Uruguay, where it's now considered the national grape. This grape variety is known for producing wines that are incredibly rich in color, often nearing an inky blackness. Characterized by their firm tannic structure, Tannat Tannat, originally from the South West of France, particularly the Madiran region, has found acclaim in Uruguay, where it's now considered the national grape. This grape variety is known for producing wines that are incredibly rich in color, often nearing an inky blackness. Characterized by their firm tannic structure, Tannat wines exhibit flavors of dark berries, plum, and often a hint of smoke or chocolate. Due to their high antioxidant content, they are sometimes touted for potential health benefits. Aging plays a significant role in taming its tannins, leading to more refined and velvety wines over time. With a rich history and promising future, Tannat continues to intrigue wine enthusiasts across the globe. read more... less

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Tannat wine?

Tannat wine is a deep red wine known for its robust tannins, dark color, and rich flavors. Originating in the South West of France, Tannat boasts flavors of dark berries, plum, and hints of chocolate or smoke. This grape variety has a distinct boldness and structure that often make it suitable for aging, which softens its tannins and brings out more complex flavor profiles. With age, Tannat wines tend to become more velvety, offering a captivating wine-drinking experience.

Which wine regions make the best Tannat wine?

While Tannat's origins trace back to the Madiran region in France, its contemporary acclaim often hails from Uruguay. In Uruguay, Tannat is considered the national grape and has found a unique terroir that beautifully expresses its character. Regions such as Canelones and Montevideo have become especially renowned for their Tannat wines. However, Madiran in France still holds traditional significance and produces wines of remarkable depth and longevity.

What are the most popular Tannat wines?

The most acclaimed Tannat wines typically come from established producers in Madiran and Uruguay's premium wine regions. In Madiran, names such as Château Montus and Château Bouscassé stand out. In Uruguay, Bodega Garzón and Juanicó have received recognition for producing exemplary Tannat wines that capture the grape's intensity and potential for elegance.

What are the best value Tannat wines?

For those seeking value without compromising quality, Uruguay offers several Tannat wines that punch above their weight in terms of price to quality ratio. Wineries like Pisano and Viñedo de los Vientos produce accessible Tannat wines that capture the grape's essence without the high price tag. Similarly, in Madiran, lesser-known estates often offer wines that provide an authentic taste of the region's Tannat at a fraction of the cost of their more famed counterparts.

What are the best value Tannat wines? What are the foods best paired with X wines?

Tannat's bold flavors and robust tannins make it a prime candidate for pairing with rich and hearty dishes. Think of red meats like beef, lamb, or game. The wine's structure can stand up to the flavors of grilled meats, stews, and dishes with a smoky undertone. Additionally, robust cheeses, especially from the Tannat's native regions, like Ossau-Iraty or Roquefort, can complement the wine's character. The combination of Tannat with such foods enhances the dining experience, allowing the flavors of both the food and wine to shine brilliantly.