Paysandú, nestled in the north-western region of Uruguay, is an undiscovered gem of South American viticulture. Known for its favourable climate and rich agricultural tradition, this region offers ideal conditions for vine cultivation. The fertile, well-drained soils of Paysandú, along with a temperate climate influenced by the surrounding rivers, enable the area to produce wines with distinctive character.
The vineyards of Paysandú are notable for their variety of grape varieties, with a special focus on Tannat, a grape emblematic of Uruguay. Paysandú's Tannat is renowned for its robust structure, pronounced tannins, and complex aromas of black fruits and spices. Furthermore, the exploration of other grape varieties such as Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon further enriches the region's wine landscape.
Relying on modern viticultural techniques while honouring traditional methods, the producers in Paysandú are committed to delivering high-quality wines. Whether as wine enthusiasts or cellar managers, discovering the wines of Paysandú means embarking on a captivating sensory journey, unveiling the authentic expression of an evolving wine region.