Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. International Tannat Day is celebrated on April 14th, commemorating the day in 1894 that Pascual Harriague passed away. Harriague ...

Argentina has its Malbec; Chile has its Carmenere and now Uruguay, not to be out-classed by its more famous wine-producing neighbours, is taking the world of viticulture by storm, with its distinctive ...

IT’S A RED grape variety rarely found in America and often difficult to track down in wine shops. It’s not the next big thing, but tannat could be coming to a glass near you. Tannat (pronounced ...

Tannat — the red grape used from southwestern France that is the de facto national grape of Uruguay — has been grown in California for decades. Much of it was cultivated in the Central Valley and used ...

I am getting started on my New Year’s resolutions right away, and this week is all about a wine called Tannat. It has intrigued me for years, and although it is not a mainstream grape (at the moment), ...

In Uruguay, the locals found Tannat to be the perfect tipple to cut through a fatty steak -- of which they eat more per capita than almost any other nation ...

Could tannat be the new malbec? Uruguay’s trademark red grape offers a departure from cabernet and merlot. I recently tried two tannats from up-and-coming South American wine industries in Brazil and ...

Argentina has its Malbec. Chile has its Carmenere. Now Uruguay with its distinctive Tannat wines is not to be out-muscled by its more famous wine-producing neighbors, Argentina has its Malbec. Chile ...

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