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Bodegas Bleda Wine

A historic bodega from Jumilla, known for powerful Monastrell wines. Bodegas Bleda was founded in 1915 and has held on to the local grape ever since, one that thrives in the region's dry, hot climate. This is wine that carries the taste of the Spanish interior without trying to resemble anything else.

  • Bottle of Bodegas Bleda Castillo de Jumilla Spanish rose wine with screw cap
    Item no.: 22227865479-1106-197280290

    Jumilla is better known for its powerful, sun-drenched red wines than for rose - but Bodegas Bleda, one of the region's most modern wineries, shows with Castillo de Jumilla that the appellation's Monastrell grape also has a lighter, summery side.

    Expert's Description

    Bodegas Bleda Castillo de Jumilla is a Rose Wine from Jumilla, Spain, made from Monastrell with an alcohol content of 13%. Jumilla DOP lies in south-eastern Spain, where a hot, dry climate and the hardy Monastrell grape have traditionally provided the basis for powerful red wines, but Bodegas Bleda also taps into the grape's potential for a lighter, fresh rose. The wine is sealed with a screw cap, ensuring the freshness the style calls for without risk of cork taint.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    A familiar aroma of strawberry and raspberry on the nose.

    Palate

    Lively on the palate with a lovely balance between fruit and acidity.

    Finish

    The finish is short, fresh and clean.

    Serving & Food Pairing

    Serve chilled at 8-10°C in a rose wine glass. Pairs with tapas, salads or as a light summer aperitif.

    Specifications

    Name: Castillo de Jumilla
    Producer/Winery: Bodegas Bleda
    Region/Country: Jumilla, Spain
    Appellation/Classification: DOP Jumilla
    Grape variety: Monastrell
    Vintage: May vary
    ABV: 13%
    Size: 75 CL
    EAN: 8429164000022
    Serving temperature: 8-10°C
    Decanting recommended: No
    Glass type: Rose wine glass

    Flavour Profile

    Fresh · Fruity · Light · Lively

    Did You Know?

    The Monastrell grape used for Castillo de Jumilla is the same grape known as Mourvedre in France - but in the Jumilla area it has roots going back to before the phylloxera crisis, since the region's sandy soil made it resistant to the pest.

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    • 1pcs.
      13,25EUR
   

About Bodegas Bleda

Bodegas Bleda is a Spanish bodega from the Jumilla region, with family roots dating back to 1915.

History & Background

Bodegas Bleda was founded in 1915 in the Jumilla region of southeastern Spain and is today run by the fourth generation of the same family. The region was for many years known for cheap bulk wine, but has undergone a quality revolution since the 1990s, with producers like Bodegas Bleda focusing on low yields from old, often over a century old, Monastrell vines. Jumilla's dry, warm climate and sandy soil historically protected the region from the phylloxera louse, meaning many vineyards have never had to be replanted. Bodegas Bleda is today regarded as one of the leading names behind Jumilla's resurgence as a quality region.

Production & Style

The grapes grow in Jumilla's warm, dry climate, giving the local Monastrell grape a bold, concentrated character.

Signature Style

Bold, Fruity, Sun-Ripened
The wine offers a bold, fruity character with a sun-ripened finish.

Facts

BodegaBodegas Bleda
Founded1915
RegionJumilla
CountrySpain
Grape VarietiesMonastrell
Pronouncedbo-DE-gas BLE-da
OwnerThe Bleda family (family-owned since founding)
Official websitebodegasbleda.com

Did You Know?

Bodegas Bleda is part of the wide range of lesser-known but solid wine producers who rarely get the same attention as the very biggest, classic names.

Like Bodegas Bleda? You should also try:

Niepoort Vin, Årø Vingård and Errazuriz Vin.