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A Compelling Wine from an Intriguing Region, Tannat is the Signature Grape of Uruguay
Photo Credit: International Wine Review Vines were brought to Uruguay by immigrants from the Basque region of France in 1870 and by the 1890s, there were 2400 acres of Tannat under vine.
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In the most unequal region, Uruguay has highest human development index
However based on the new HDI adjusted for inequality (HDI-I), the leading country in the region is Uruguay (the least unequal, occupying the 41st place), in front of Chile (43), and Argentina (55).