Jumilla creates Spain's most full-bodied reds from old-vine Monastrell in extreme heat at 400–900 metres altitude. Phylloxera-free sandy soils preserve century-old ungrafted vines, yielding wines that age over a decade with rich spice. At an average price of $10, it offers 30% better value than typical Tempranillo rivals from Rioja, with alcohol often exceeding 14.5%—2% higher than the standard for Spanish reds, exemplifying power and affordability.
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