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Durazno Wine Region Guide

Durazno is a department in central Uruguay along the Yí river, about 180 km north of Montevideo. It is one of the country's smallest wine areas, with a few boutique vineyards making Tannat and other reds.

About Durazno Wine

Surface
21 ha
Climate
Humid subtropical
One of Uruguay's smallest wine areas, with about 21 ha of vines in the centre of the country (INAVI 2025)
Durazno is a department in central Uruguay along the Yí river, about 180 km north of Montevideo. It is one of the country's smallest wine areas, with a few boutique vineyards making Tannat and other reds.

We are currently improving our offerings in Durazno and you will soon discover the wineries of this region. In the meantime, you can explore Uruguay and book a great wine experience using our online services.

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Durazno Wine Region Map

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Durazno Wine Region Map

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Durazno known for?
Durazno is a small, quiet inland wine area in central Uruguay, where a handful of boutique producers make Tannat and other reds.
What are the main grape varieties grown in Durazno?
As elsewhere in Uruguay, Tannat is the key grape, along with other red varieties such as Cabernet Franc and Merlot.
When is the best time to visit Durazno for wine tasting?
Harvest runs from about February to April, the most exciting time to visit; spring (October to December) is also mild and pleasant for vineyard tours.
How do I get to Durazno?
Durazno is about 180 km north of Montevideo along Route 5, roughly two and a half hours by road from Carrasco International Airport.
How big is the Durazno wine area?
Durazno is one of Uruguay's smallest wine areas, with only around 21 hectares of vineyards recorded by INAVI in 2025, so visits should be arranged with producers in advance.
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