Garzón 2014 Varietals Tannat (Uruguay)
Jammy aromas of floral berry fruits, lavender and violets are savory and stir interest. Drying tannins are the roughest part of a mostly balanced palate, while blue-fruit flavors are backed by chocolaty oak. A finish with manageable tannins is the close. Michael Schachner
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