Jumilla

**Jumilla** is a warm, arid wine region in southeastern Spain, straddling the Murcia and Castilla-La Mancha border, celebrated as a stronghold of the Monastrell grape. **Wines & grapes** — Powerful, dark reds from Monastrell (known elsewhere as Mourvèdre) are the signature, sometimes blended with Syrah, Tempranillo, Garnacha or Cabernet Sauvignon. Some fresh whites and rosés are also made. **Character** — Baking sun, very low rainfall and high-altitude limestone soils concentrate the fruit, giving ripe, full-bodied reds with dark berry flavours, a warm herbal note and often generous alcohol. Old bush-trained vines add depth. **Good to know** — Phylloxera reached Jumilla unusually late, its spread slowed by the region's sandy soils, and low-yielding old vines still make it a source of concentrated reds at excellent value.

Wines

Frequently asked questions

What wines are produced in Jumilla?

Colección Monastrell, Demuerte Deluxe Limited Edition, Obsesión, PV Barrica, Petit Obsesión and more.

Where is Jumilla?

Jumilla is a wine region in Spain.