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Brown Brothers Tarrango

Description: Alcohol 12.8%. A delicate, light-bodied red wine that should be served lightly chilled. The wine is a vibrant cherry red colour with lifted aromas of raspberries, ripe cherries and a hint of spice. These fresh berry aromas are reaffirmed on the palate. With ... more

Brown Brothers Tarrango ... fine, well integrated tannins, a juicy clean mouth feel and a fresh dry finish, this is the perfect wine to sip on.

Newest Review: ... exploring new vineyard sites, wine styles and varieties” and it was here that Tarrango was born The Grape The Tarrango ... more

... grape is unique to Australia and named after a small settlement north west of Victoria. It was developed in 1965 by the Horticultural Division of the Commonwealth Scientific Industrial Research Organisation with the assistance of Brown Brothers’ Research and Development team . A cross between the Portuguese red grape, Tourigo and the white variety, Sultana, it’s a slow ripening variety needing a warm climate. The vines can produce bumper crops for the table grape market but Brown Brothers keep yields low for maximiu...more

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Brown Brothers Tarrango: Tantalise your Tastebuds with Tarrango (1045 words)
by skidd - written on 26/07/07 (Very useful, 119 readings)
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I make no claim to being a wine expert or even an experienced amateur. Red wine is my favourite tipple but I usually stick to a safe Shiraz or a cosy Cabernet at a cost of under a fiver! However, I was feeling adventurous when, a couple of months ago, I saw this on special offer at Sainsbury online, reduced from £5.99 to £4.49, so I went for it. I certainly don’t regret the move because I found it to be a wonderfully different, light and fruity wine. I was even motivated to do a little research to try to discover what made this wine so unusual and it became an interesting little project to undertake whilst sipping the spoils! The Firm Brown Brothers ...

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