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Bodega Garzón

Founded year 2009 · Succession status Family owned · Current proprietor Alejandro Bulgheroni · Original producer type estate · Founding family or person Alejandro Bulgheroni and Bettina Bulgheroni · Importer other Gall & Gall, EMW, Robb Brothers, Viñals Wine & Food, ALKO, System Bolaget, Philipson, World Wine · Region subzone Garzón · Producer languages Spanish, English · Commune or lieu dit Garzón · Certification bodies LEED Silver (2019) · Pairing signature prose The Albariño Reserva—unoaked, textured with stone fruit and sea spray minerality—pairs elegantly with raw and grilled seafood, ceviche, and Asian preparations. The Reserva Tannat, fruit-forward yet structured with balanced tannins, marries flame-grilled meats, charred vegetables, and even fatty fish preparations with equal grace, a modern interpretation of Uruguay's flagship grape freed from old Basque austerity. · Cross producer parallels Modern New World expression comparable to emerging premium producers in Patagonia and coastal Chile, Maritime Atlantic influence on white varieties recalls Galician albariño traditions · Vineyard holdings hectares 240.0 · Production volume annual bottles 120000

The reputation — the story that sells at the table

On wind-swept granite hillsides 11 miles from the Atlantic, Alejandro Bulgheroni and his wife Bettina transformed a vast coastal estate into the emblematic modern winery of Uruguay's emerging Maldonado terroir. Begun in earnest in 2009 under the counsel of legendary consultant winemaker Alberto Antonini, Bodega Garzón represents an unprecedented investment in New World precision viticulture.

Practice
Gravity-flow design utilizing pristine 2,500-million-year-old granitic soils; minimal oak usage with careful hand-harvesting, fermentation in stainless steel and concrete to preserve varietal purity and maritime terroir expression.
Positioning
Founded_year: Property acquired 1999; vineyards planted 2007–2008; winemaking project began in earnest 2009 with winemaker Bruzzone's arrival; first vintage 2010; winery building completed and opened March 2016. Field set to 2009 as start of active wine production. Production volume: 120,000 cases stated; converted to ~915,000 bottles annually (assuming 750ml equivalent). LEED: Silver certification awarded May 2019, covers entire facility including winemaking, hospitality, offices, wine club. Farming practice: No organic or biodynamic certification found; sources cite 'sustainable agriculture' and 'green farming practices' but no formal certification bodies listed; field set to 'sustainable' as most verifiable claim. Succession: Appears family-controlled; no sale or corporate parent identified. Albariño Reserva 2025 is within production range; specific 2025 vintage not yet released in search results (latest confirmed is 2024), so entry captures the producer profile generically. | Importer overflow captured (importer_other): 'Gall & Gall (Netherlands)' | Importer overflow captured (importer_other): 'EMW (China)' | Importer overflow captured (importer_other): 'Robb Brothers (Northern Ireland)' | Importer overflow captured (importer_other): 'Viñals Wine & Food (Spain)' | Importer overflow captured (importer_other): 'ALKO (Finland)' | Importer overflow captured (importer_other): 'System Bolaget (Sweden)' | Importer overflow captured (importer_other): 'Philipson (Denmark)' | Importer overflow captured (importer_other): 'World Wine (Brazil)'
Importer lines
US — Winebow · UK — Liberty Wines · Japan — Vinos Yamazaki
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