Appellation Jumilla - DO

The Jumilla appellation, classified as a DO (Denominación de Origen), is located in the Murcia region in the southeast of Spain. Known for its robust and characterful wines, Jumilla primarily focuses on the Monastrell grape (Mourvèdre), which accounts for about 80% of local production. Jumilla wines are often described as rich, with intense aromas of ripe red fruits, spices, and sometimes balsamic notes.

The climate in Jumilla is typically Mediterranean with continental influences, characterized by hot, dry summers and mild winters, allowing for optimal grape ripeness. Limestone soils and low precipitation levels contribute to the concentration of flavors in the wines.

Producers in Jumilla are increasingly adopting sustainable and organic viticultural practices, enhancing the quality and authenticity of their products. These wines are gaining growing international recognition, earning their place on the finest wine lists and in sophisticated wine cellars.

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