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Bodega Garzón

When Alejandro Bulgheroni and his wife Bettina discovered Garzón, a family dream came true: to own the most important winery in modern Uruguay and to produce premium wines with intense personality ... Read more Read less

When Alejandro Bulgheroni and his wife Bettina discovered Garzón, a family dream came true: to own the most important winery in modern Uruguay and to produce premium wines with intense personality and a deep connection to the land. With the guidance of international oenologist Alberto Antonini, they are implementing their philosophy, which focuses on producing wines that faithfully express their origin. Experts in viticulture, environmental protection, gastronomy, hospitality, and tourism complete a team dedicated to this unprecedented project.

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Bodega Garzón
Origin Garzon, Uruguay
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Garzon Tannat Reserve
Sale price14,95 € 0,75 l (19,93 €/l)
Garzon Tannat de Corte
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Garzon Albarino Reserva Maldonado
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About Bodega Garzón

Bodega Garzón –
Uruguay's answer to great terroir wine

Bodega Garzón is located in southeastern Uruguay, in a hilly landscape of granite and slate soils near the coast. The climate is Atlantic-influenced – cool, windy, with large temperature differences between day and night. It is precisely these conditions that give the wines their tension: fresh acidity, clear fruit, and a mineral undertone that recalls the soils from which the vines grow.

The winery was founded by Alejandro Bulgheroni and his wife Bettina – with the goal of producing wines that honestly reflect their origin. International oenologist Alberto Antonini has accompanied the project from the beginning and brings a philosophy that relies on minimal intervention in the cellar and maximum work in the vineyard. Tannat, Albariño, and Pinot Noir are among the varieties that thrive particularly convincingly here.

What distinguishes Garzón from many up-and-coming wineries is the consistency: sustainability certification, its own gastronomy, and a hotel project on the winery – all part of an idea that does not view wine in isolation, but as an expression of a place and a way of life.