Wine Company
Wine Company
2009 Tannat
2009 Tannat
“Palindrome”
California
“Palindrome”
California
A palindrome is a word that is spelled the same
both forward and backward. Tannat is a red wine
grape historically grown in South West France
in the Madiran AOC and is now one of the most
prominent grapes in Uruguay, where it is considered the “national grape.” The grapes for this
Tannat come from both Yolo and Solano Counties,
where the weather is optimal for creating softer
tannins in the finished wine.
A palindrome is a word that is spelled the same
both forward and backward. Tannat is a red wine
grape historically grown in South West France
in the Madiran AOC and is now one of the most
prominent grapes in Uruguay, where it is considered the “national grape.” The grapes for this
Tannat come from both Yolo and Solano Counties,
where the weather is optimal for creating softer
tannins in the finished wine.
Fresh cappuccino, dark chocolate and blackberry
command the aromas followed by flavors of ripe
blueberry and rose hips.
Fresh cappuccino, dark chocolate and blackberry
command the aromas followed by flavors of ripe
blueberry and rose hips.
90 points
Wine Spectator
February 2012
90 points
Wine Spectator
February 2012
2301 Monarch Street • Suite 300 • Alameda CA 94051
T: 510.522.5700 • F: 510.522.5701 • www.rockwallwines.com
2301 Monarch Street • Suite 300 • Alameda CA 94051
T: 510.522.5700 • F: 510.522.5701 • www.rockwallwines.com
Wine Company
Wine Company
2009 Tannat
2009 Tannat
“Palindrome”
California
“Palindrome”
California
A palindrome is a word that is spelled the same
both forward and backward. Tannat is a red wine
grape historically grown in South West France
in the Madiran AOC and is now one of the most
prominent grapes in Uruguay, where it is considered the “national grape.” The grapes for this
Tannat come from both Yolo and Solano Counties,
where the weather is optimal for creating softer
tannins in the finished wine.
A palindrome is a word that is spelled the same
both forward and backward. Tannat is a red wine
grape historically grown in South West France
in the Madiran AOC and is now one of the most
prominent grapes in Uruguay, where it is considered the “national grape.” The grapes for this
Tannat come from both Yolo and Solano Counties,
where the weather is optimal for creating softer
tannins in the finished wine.
Fresh cappuccino, dark chocolate and blackberry
command the aromas followed by flavors of ripe
blueberry and rose hips.
Fresh cappuccino, dark chocolate and blackberry
command the aromas followed by flavors of ripe
blueberry and rose hips.
90 points
Wine Spectator
February 2012
90 points
Wine Spectator
February 2012
2301 Monarch Street • Suite 300 • Alameda CA 94051
T: 510.522.5700 • F: 510.522.5701 • www.rockwallwines.com
2301 Monarch Street • Suite 300 • Alameda CA 94051
T: 510.522.5700 • F: 510.522.5701 • www.rockwallwines.com