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Jumilla Do
Jumilla DO was created in 1996. Its current regulations were approved in November 1995, replacing those of May 1975. Last amendment is from April 2012.
It is one of the oldest DO in Spain. Jumilla's wines have been revealing new potential since the early 1990s. Careful harvesting and investment in new equipment has improved the wines' quality. The result is a new generation of elegant wines, some organic, and the majority young, in which the Monastrell grape is showing remarkable results in the hands of skilled winemakers. Jumilla wines have, therefore, begun to make an impact abroad.
Associated to this DO a wine route has been created, Ruta del Vino de Jumilla, to develop tourism around wine. Among its attractions it offer a wine museum, and archeological museum and an etnographic museum. In mid-August a week-long festival celebrates the arrival of the grape harvest.
Regulatory Council
Consejo Regulador DO Jumilla
San Roque, 15
30520 Jumilla
Murcia
Tel.: +34 968 781 761
info@vinosdejumilla.org
www.vinosdejumilla.org
Sources
- Spanish Ministry of Agriculture
- Regulatory Council, Jumilla PDO
Here the Monastrell grape is showing remarkable results in the hands of skilled winemakers.
Vineyards
Area under vine
21,620 ha.
Altitude of vineyards
400-900 m.
Soil types
Brown, brown-lime and lime.
Principal grapes (w)
Airén, Macabeo, Pedro Ximénez, Malvasía, Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Moscatel de Grano Menudo and Verdejo.
Principal grapes (r)
Monastrell, Cencibel (or Tempranillo), Garnacha Tintorera, Garnacha, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Syrah and Petit Verdot.
Production
Maximum crop
Extensive cultivation: 4,500 kg for white and 4,000 kg for red. Intensive cultivation: 7,000 kg.
Yield
70 %
Production 2013
105,000,000 kg
Production 2014
78,217,000 kg
Production 2015
