Valencia

**Valencia** is a wine region on Spain's eastern Mediterranean coast, centred on the port city of the same name and long a hub for both everyday bottlings and, increasingly, more serious wines from its higher inland hills. **Wines & grapes** — Reds and rosés lean on Bobal, Monastrell and Tempranillo, while whites come from Merseguera, Macabeo and the aromatic Moscatel. The region is especially known for sweet Moscatel de Valencia, a fragrant, grapey dessert wine. **Character** — The warm Mediterranean climate ripens grapes easily, giving generous, fruit-forward reds and juicy rosés, while cooler vineyards at altitude inland lend more freshness and structure. It offers reliable value across a wide spread of styles. **Good to know** — Vineyards range from the coastal plain up into the Utiel-Requena plateau, so quality varies with elevation and site.

Wines

Frequently asked questions

What wines are produced in Valencia?

Hispania, Les Alcusses, Mestizaje Blanco, Pasión de Bobal, Vermell.

Where is Valencia?

Valencia is a wine region in Spain.