, we tasted a possible candidate of 70% Syrah, 20% Tannat and 20% Malbec and guess what? The wine tasted great! Rich and ripe with a load of delicious berry-like flavors, this tasty delight looks to be the real thing. So while Tannat has seldom distinguished itself as a stand alone varietal, its value may rest in its ability to contribute as a componet in a mixed varietal red.Well, we have returned to the states and are anxiously awaiting our next tasting trial of this delicious red wine blend. From past experiences in Argentina, I fully expect this wine to become a hit with our customers. Stay tuned as I tell you more at a later date.

Do the Argentines use micro-oxygenation on the Tannat to smooth out the tannins? This might be a lesson from Rioja.
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