This is a striking, serious Merlot that shows both red and black berry fruit and lots of firm structure.  The tannins...

 Syrah can pose problems in Uruguay as it is relatively sensitive to botrytis, but the terrific growing season in 2011...

 This is a delicious wine that will only get better and more interesting over the next few years, as its only drawback is a...

 This strong performer spent 15 months in oak and shows it, but there’s plenty of black fruit to counterbalance the...

 By virtual consensus 2011 is the best vintage in the history in the history of winemaking in Uruguay, and consumers would...

 This is Marichal’s middle tier Tannat, and though I don’t mean to imply that you should dismiss the...

 This is an entirely convincing rendition of Merlot and a wonderful object lesson in Uruguay’s ability to produce...

 This estate grows Syrah and the proprietors are vocal admirers of Côte Rôtie, so it is more than a little...

 This isn’t quite as complex as Castillo Viejo’s blend of Tannat and Cab Franc, but it shows even more depth...

 This house is famous for Cabernet Franc sourced from old vines, so it is no great surprise that a blend of Tannat and Cab...