Comments on: Uruguay and Tannat Have a Wonderful Relationship http://redteeth.com/evwgblog/2007/04/25/uruguay-and-tannat-have-a-wonderful-relationship/ East Village Wine Geek (EVWG) on Wine, Food and Life Thu, 04 Dec 2008 00:42:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.2 by: Terry Hughes http://redteeth.com/evwgblog/2007/04/25/uruguay-and-tannat-have-a-wonderful-relationship/#comment-294 Sat, 28 Apr 2007 16:52:30 +0000 http://redteeth.com/evwgblog/2007/04/25/uruguay-and-tannat-have-a-wonderful-relationship/#comment-294 Interesting indeed. My mouth's watering for the steak with it. BTW, I think you got the soil thing backwards. Clay doesn't percolate well and holds water and nutrients. Sand lets water flow through, facilitating good drainage. Too much clay -- not enough drainage, stunted plants. Interesting indeed. My mouth’s watering for the steak with it.

BTW, I think you got the soil thing backwards. Clay doesn’t percolate well and holds water and nutrients. Sand lets water flow through, facilitating good drainage. Too much clay — not enough drainage, stunted plants.

]]> by: marisa d'vari http://redteeth.com/evwgblog/2007/04/25/uruguay-and-tannat-have-a-wonderful-relationship/#comment-288 Fri, 27 Apr 2007 14:55:12 +0000 http://redteeth.com/evwgblog/2007/04/25/uruguay-and-tannat-have-a-wonderful-relationship/#comment-288 Great post, Eric. I love TANNAT! Great post, Eric. I love TANNAT!

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