Immerse yourself in the wine tradition of Utiel-Requena with vineyards, wineries and unique wine tasting.
Delve into the wine culture of Utiel-Requena with the experience 'Rumbo al Corazón del Vino' (Journey to the Heart of Wine). This tour will take you to discover the secrets of one of Spain's most emblematic wine regions, famous for its tradition and the native Bobal grape. The experience begins with a visit to carefully selected vineyards, where you will learn about the influence of the terrain and climate on the quality of the wines. Specialized guides will explain how cultivation techniques have evolved over the centuries, highlighting the link between nature and viticulture. Continue the trip with a stop at local wineries, where you will explore the winemaking process and participate in a wine tasting that includes the most representative varieties of the region. Accompanying the wines, you will enjoy a typical lunch made with local products, designed to enhance each flavor. The day culminates with free time to explore the wine landscape, capture photographs and enjoy the tranquility of the vineyards. Perfect for wine lovers, this experience offers an authentic immersion into the tradition, flavors and passion that define the Utiel-Requena Wine Route.
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Guided visit to the winery, walk through the different romos showing the wine making processes
Through this visit, you will learn first-hand about the philosophy of the winery.
Bodegas Luzón is a winery proud of its roots and the territory to which it belongs. We are one of the main producers and exporters of D.O.P Jumilla wine since its foundation by Don José de Molina. He was a commander of the Royal Armies stationed in the Philippines and decided to return to his native Jumilla after finishing his military career, naming his property “Finca Luzón” in honour of the island where he spent so much time and which always remained in his memory. Later, the history of our winery becomes even more special, when Don José De Molina decides to link the inheritance of his lands and his estate to the female branch of the family, a tradition that continued until the mid-80s.
