Tannat
Tannat is a black grape variety originating in France. It is native to the Pyrénées region and is primarily cultivated in the South West of France, with a vineyard area of around 2,600 hectares. In Uruguay, where it is known as "Harriague", it is the most widely planted black grape variety, with a vineyard area second only to that of France.
Variety names and synonyms registered in the variety list
- Austria
- Tannat
- Bulgaria
- Танат (Tannat)
- France
- Tannat
- Germany
- Tannat
- Greece
- Tannat
- Hungary
- Tannat
- Italy
- Tannat
- Malta
- Tannat
- Portugal
- Tannat
Notable PDOs for This Variety
- Béarn (PDO - France)
- Brulhois (PDO - France)
- Madiran (PDO - France)
- Saint-Mont (PDO - France)
- Saint-Sardos (PDO - France)
- Tursan (PDO - France)
link
- TANNAT | VIVC
- Tannat N / PlantGrape
- TANNAT N / Registro Nazionale delle Varietà di Vite
- Tannat | Foundation Plant Services
- Tannat – Grape Varieties in the USA
- Tannat » Wine Grape Variety Selector
- Informe de Variedad: Tannat y su actualidad en Argentina | Argentina.gob.ar
- Tannat | Jancis Robinson
- source : Doris Schneider, Julius Kühn-Institut (JKI), Federal Research Centre for Cultivated Plants, Institute for Grapevine Breeding Geilweilerhof - 76833 Siebeldingen, GERMANY