Vinos de Jumilla 

Wine is one of the elements that best defines the Spanish territory. The winemaking tradition is Spain is one of the largest industries in the country, with a great production also for export, making Spanish wines fundamental to the economic development support.

The wines of Murcia are protected under three designations recognized Origin: Jumill...

Wine is one of the elements that best defines the Spanish territory. The winemaking tradition is Spain is one of the largest industries in the country, with a great production also for export, making Spanish wines fundamental to the economic development support.

The wines of Murcia are protected under three designations recognized Origin: Jumilla wines, wine Yecla and Bullas Wine and two GIs: the Campo de Cartagena and Abanilla, which make Murcia in a land with great wine roots .

Wines of Murcia, be amazed

Designation of Origin Jumilla wine covers six municipalities of Albacete and one of Murcia.

Jumilla is the Regulatory Committee of the Designation of Origin Jumilla wines, which has more than 47,000 hectares under vineyards, and more than 45 wineries in Jumilla attached.

Jumilla wines: tradition as a sign of quality

To make a good wine needs an excellent raw material, and for that, this land has a floor ideal characteristics for the cultivation of the vine is dry and poor with high capacity for fluid retention soil, which favors much the vegetative cycle.

In Jumilla wines Monastrell grape predominates, with 80% of the vineyards dedicated to this variety, in addition to white, Merseguera, Airen and Pedro Ximenez and Garnacha Tintorera and sensitive inks. With these types of grape wines from Jumilla red, pink, white, claret and sweets are created.

But the quality of the vineyards lies not only in the ground or in the grape varieties grown. The weather is also decisive for the vintage is exceptional. The climate of this area Jumilla offers a sunny environment with mild temperatures can be extreme due to the influence of the Mediterranean Sea to the east and the plateau of La Mancha in the west.

These temperatures allow some 3000 hours of sunshine annually and low rainfall, only 300 liters a year, very irregular. Abound times of drought, especially in hot and long summers. However, in the months of September and October are given the torrential rains characteristics that are used to supply agricultural needs.

The average annual temperature is usually about 16 degrees. The end time that we talked about is reflected in the cold winters that reach freezing temperatures generating significant frost, and very hot summers when 40 ° C are exceeded.

Among the wines of Jumilla most prominent and famous include:

       Red wines: made from grapes Monastrell, which creates an intense purple color, with a very expressive fruitiness.
       Rosé wines: made from grapes Monastrell, have pink colors of raspberries and cherries. Very fresh aromas and fruity, tasty on the palate.
       Foster Red Wines: They have a very distinctive flavor that defines them as being tasty, meaty and great aromatic diversity.
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