Vineyard with potential to grow - award winning wine

In the department of Canelones in Uruguay, located near the town of Atlántida and with direct access to route 11, this farmland of 89 hectares is planted with Tannat grapes (12 hectars), Verdello and Viognier grapes (2 hectares). A glen is crossing the the land with a small dam to ensure water supply all year round. The harvest is mainly sold to local producers and is on average around 100,000 kg of grapes. A small amount is self-produced and has already won prices. In 2018, at the New York International Wine Competition, the Tannat won the silver price with 91 points and as the Uruguyan winery of the year. It has potential to become a wine touristic lodge and a concept of how to develop such a wine tasting place has already been drafted. Some facilities, like 3 houses, already exist and could be transformed into a guest house, a winery with degustation or event facility. Cold storage plant, tractor and fumigation system are included. In March 2023, a new harvest is expected to produce about 160.000 liters.