Tannat from Uruguay on the Laid Back Friday Couch - ...

Gary Vaynerchuk checks in on the progress of this extremely tannic grape varietal in South America.

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[uruguayo7701]

wtf !!! if you going to drink, DRINK mother fucker dont play like that you know about wine cock sucker !!!

[Cloveroflight]

I must try the next closest wine to this!!!! I love love love dark strong wines!!!

[rampike74]

One of my favourite grapes, tannat. The other one is shiraz. And no... I never spit out wine.

[MsRenny23]

I love WineLibraryTv! Gary is great, I'm learning a lot.

[gastonbuffet]

me acabo de bajar mi ultima botella de viejo stagnari y ando penando. Aca en toronto no consigo niente.

[javierhejtmanek]

@cosioborda que haces Alfre!, yo aca en el "tube" defendiendo la industria nacional jaja!, un abrazo loco!

[cosioborda]

I can't believe!!! Found YOU here!!!!!

JAJAJA

chin, chin.

I'm enjoing now a $30 Stagnari Tannat that I just brought from Uruguay.

[javierhejtmanek]

and i wished i had a second bottle which i sadly didn't:( perfect for a hearty stew, roasted pork or beef and viciously addictive on its own, if you love good wines, u gotta love tannat

[javierhejtmanek]

remeber that Don prospero is in the $12/$15 range in the US and it's more than good for the price, i got a tannat oak reserve from "bodega toscanini" and a big riserva 03 chianti clasico "querceto" and it tasted like an oregon pinot noir compared to the tannat, after 25 min in a decanter it was oxigenated enough to release all the aromas and flavors and no high acidity or extreme tannins at all, but lots of ripe dark fruit (the way i like it)

[javierhejtmanek]

if you really want to try and trully enjoy good Tannats, i'd recommend "bodega H.stagnari" high end tannats, like "dinastia" either 03 or 04 or the "world champion" "tannat dayman" castel la puebla 03, there's a "prelude" from i guess "bodega Joanico" 03,04,05' superb wines!, if you're into big super tuscanlike wines, like barolo, barbaresco, brunelo de montalcino..i'm sure you'll like good tannats, not so easy to find though, but totally worth it