Monastrell jumilla red wine

BRUMA DEL ESTRECHO DE MARÍN

PARCELA VEREDA

This plot of monastrell in Jumilla is called Vereda owing to the fact that a traditional drovers’ road (vereda) used for the transhumance of bulls used to run next to it.

Monastrell Jumilla red wine - Parcela Vereda

In this plot, there is a highly visible separation between the vineyards where the road, which is naturally no longer in use, used to be. One of the most interesting things about this plot is that it boasts two evidently distinct types of soil: a hillside with white, chalky soils, poor in organic material, which affords salinity to the wine, and at the foot of the hillside, fresher soils that boast more abundant clay. The wine boasts exceptionally attractive fruit nuances and good acidity, while in parallel it obscures the acidity with a noticeably high saline content in the mouth.

Vineyard: ungrafted, goblet-trained bush vines, dry-farmed. Spur-pruned. Low density. Altitude 652 m.a.s.l. This plot was planted in 1973 and boasts two evidently distinct types of soil: a hillside with white, chalky soils, poor in organic material, which affords salinity, and at the foot of the hillside, fresher soils that boast more abundant clay. Mediterranean climate with a continental character. Great diurnal range temperature. Annual rainfall 285 mm. in 2021
Manually harvested in cases of 12 kg. September 2021. Vinification: fermented in french oak fudre at temperature controlled of 24-26 °C using natural yeasts. Aged in french oak barrel (500 l.) during 10 months. This wine is subject to surface and amicrobic filtration (1-μm)
BrandBruma del Estrecho de Marín Parcela Vereda
Vintage2021
Bottle capacity75 cl
StyleOaked red wine
Bottling dateAugust 2022
ClosureCork and sealing wax
Origin appelationDOP Jumilla
Alcohol15.5% by vol.
Variety100% Monastrell

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THE MONASTRELL VINEYARD COLLECTION

You can read more about this terroir driven monastrell project in the website: brumadelestrecho.com

Bruma. Box with soils of every plot