
Producer Profile
Bodegas Alceño have been producing wine in Jumilla since 1870, making them one of the oldest to commercialise the wines of the region.
Now owned by Familia Bastida, winemaking follows modern techniques yet without losing the tradition and identity of this historical bodega.
Viticulture
With a philosophy to maintain the traditions of the past whilst looking to the future, using the utmost care to manage their vineyards in a sustainable way in this harsh and increasingly marginal region. Soils are mainly stony, calcareous, sandy loam and clay. Yields are low due to the low rainfall, with the majority of vines bush trained. Winters are cold and summers extremely hot, with grapes harvested between September and late October.
Winemaking
Harvested by hand and fermented with indigenous yeasts in stainless steel.
Tasting Note
Bright, ripe soft fruits - this has Lela's unmistakable stamp of unalloyed fun. Fresh and delicious.
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