Tarani wines are known for their excellent price-quality ratio, which has earned them numerous awards at international wine competitions. It's part of a partnership between four wine cellars in southwestern France called Vinovalie. They joined forces to elevate the quality of their wines. Tarani was one of the first renowned brands at the start of the partnership. We've been able to enjoy Tarani wines since 2006.
The vineyards are located in Comté Tolosan, near the city of Toulouse in the south of France. It borders the Tarn and Garonne regions, and wine has been produced here for centuries. The soil consists of sand, clay, and alluvial deposits. This foundation produces unique grapes. And this Gamay is certainly unique. The grapes grow in vineyards that enjoy an ideal climate. Plenty of sunshine during the day, but the cold at night perfectly compensates for this. This allows the Gamay grapes to ripen optimally and develop unique characteristics. And Tarani perfectly captures this in this bottle.
A traditional Cabernet Sauvignon, harvested early in the morning. After strict inspection on the sorting table, the grapes are destemmed and macerated for eight days. The grapes are then aged in stainless steel tanks to maximize the fruitiness of the red wine. It shines with an intense purple-red color in the glass. The delicious aromas of red fruit, almond, and a hint of vanilla are immediately revealed. The palate is smooth, with fruity notes also present. The Tarani Cabernet boasts round, fine tannins and finishes with a sultry finish.
