International Impact of the Wine Map with National Geographic

The creation and development process of the wine route map, along with all the promotional efforts, had a significant impact, gaining recognition and mentions in international media—including a standout feature in the prestigious National Geographic magazine.

Below, we share the interview we did with Soledad Bassini on Hijos de Punta.

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The “small Uruguay” is “making waves”: National Geographic’s highlight.

The magazine published a feature on why the country is “making waves” worldwide and highlighted Uruguay’s growing presence in wine tourism…

That’s how El País described it in their article.

Even though it originates from France, Uruguay was the first country to use it for single-varietal wines.

A National Geographic article shows how Tannat has put Uruguay on the “global wine map.” Despite its French roots, Uruguay was the first country to use it exclusively in winemaking…

That’s how Telemundo covered it in their report.

According to the publication, wine tourism is making a strong impact in Uruguay.

“A rustic red wine called Tannat and a new vineyard route are drawing travelers to this small South American country.”

That’s how the travel feature by journalist Julia Buckley, published in National Geographic, begins…

That’s how El Observador described it in their article.

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