Atlantico Sur Tannat
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Uruguay Vintages in-store may vary for click & collect orders 2013

Atlantico Sur Tannat

Uruguay, 2013 Vintages in-store may vary for click & collect orders

Uruguay's National Grape
tannat
13.5%
Cheese & Charcuterie
Sustainable Winemaker
Sustainable Winemaker This winery is certified in sustainable practices in one or more areas of their work. To obtain sustainable certification, the wine must be certified by an approved certification body that attests to their compliance to the sustainable practices of their certification. O'Briens is actively engaging with each of our wineries that we directly import from to ascertain their sustainability goals.

Description

Tannat is Uruguay's signature grape, brought from the Basque Country by immigrant Pascual Harriague in 1870. In its native home it built a reputation for being strong and tannic, but Uruguay's maritime climate softens it into something easy to enjoy tonight. Familia Deicas do not use oak here, keeping ripe red fruit with notes of rose and violet to the fore. This wine is ideal with grilled meats, ribs or hard cheeses.

Tasting Note

Deep violet in colour. Fresh and expressive nose with intense aromas of ripe red and black fruits, including strawberry, cherry, raspberry, blackberry, plum and blueberry, complemented by delicate floral notes of rose and violet and a hint of fresh herbs. On the palate, it is full-bodied and fruit-driven, with elegant freshness and a long, persistent finish.

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Delivery & Returns

No minimum order and if you spend €100 or more we'll deliver your order for free anywhere in Ireland.

Orders are normally delivered within 1-2 working days, (Monday-Friday excluding bank holidays) of you placing the order.

Change your mind? No problem. You can cancel your order at any stage or return some or all of it through any of our stores or we can arrange a collection. Simply contact us by email online@obrienswine.ie and we'll look after the rest.

Regular price €19.99 (€19.99 / 75cl)
Sale price €19.99 Regular price €0.00 (€19.99 / 75cl)

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tannat
13.5%
Cheese & Charcuterie
Sustainable Winemaker
Sustainable Winemaker This winery is certified in sustainable practices in one or more areas of their work. To obtain sustainable certification, the wine must be certified by an approved certification body that attests to their compliance to the sustainable practices of their certification. O'Briens is actively engaging with each of our wineries that we directly import from to ascertain their sustainability goals.

Description

Tannat is Uruguay's signature grape, brought from the Basque Country by immigrant Pascual Harriague in 1870. In its native home it built a reputation for being strong and tannic, but Uruguay's maritime climate softens it into something easy to enjoy tonight. Familia Deicas do not use oak here, keeping ripe red fruit with notes of rose and violet to the fore. This wine is ideal with grilled meats, ribs or hard cheeses.

Tasting Note

Deep violet in colour. Fresh and expressive nose with intense aromas of ripe red and black fruits, including strawberry, cherry, raspberry, blackberry, plum and blueberry, complemented by delicate floral notes of rose and violet and a hint of fresh herbs. On the palate, it is full-bodied and fruit-driven, with elegant freshness and a long, persistent finish.

Product Reviews

Delivery & Returns

No minimum order and if you spend €100 or more we'll deliver your order for free anywhere in Ireland.

Orders are normally delivered within 1-2 working days, (Monday-Friday excluding bank holidays) of you placing the order.

Change your mind? No problem. You can cancel your order at any stage or return some or all of it through any of our stores or we can arrange a collection. Simply contact us by email online@obrienswine.ie and we'll look after the rest.

Familia Deicas
Familia Deicas
Uruguay Familia Deicas

Juan Carlos Deicas founded Establecimiento Juanicó in 1979 and his son and grandson still run the business. The estate grows grapes across 300 hectares of vineyards in southern Uruguay .