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Bruno Murciano Las Tintas

Valencia, Spain
Crujidera, Garnacha, Garnacha tintorera, Moravia, Royal
4 | 4 Reviews
Former top sommelier Bruno decided to start making wine himself. Together with his brother, he purchased a small estate full of old vines. What's the result? He's an even better winemaker than a sommelier! Elegance, juiciness, and concentration all in one.

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About the winemaker

“My brother and I grew up in our parents' restaurant. Not surprising, we also ended up in the hospitality industry after that. My brother started working as a chef and I became a sommelier. Eventually, I was even named the best sommelier in Spain and the second best in the world. When my brother asked me to start making wine together, I didn't have to think twice. I knew right away: we have to do this project."

Bruno murciano

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9- De Grote Hamersma
Prachtig wit. Kijk maar bij Las Blancas. Voor rood is het plaatselijke rariteitenkabinet opengetrokken. Garnacha en garnacha tintorera komen we vaker tegen, maar moravia, crujidera en royal debuteren. En doen dat overtuigend. Via een onalledaagse tinto, waarin getoaste kersen, een vleugje pepermunt, een bosje rozenbottel, vrolijke frambozen aardse tonen, gewelde pruimen en rijpe bramen zijn gevat in soepel sap met fijne zuren en dito tannines.
Product information
Winemaker Bruno Murciano
Wine estate Bruno Murciano Viticultores
Grape crujidera, garnacha, garnacha tintorera, moravia, royal
Year 2022
Origin Valencia, Spain
Harvest per hectare 52 hl/ha
Grapevines 43 years old
Soil loam, pebble
Alcohol percentage 13%
Vine culture biodynamic
   
Tasting profile smooth (smooth, round red)
Tastes like liqorice, mineral, raspberry, rosehip, roses
Pair with charcuterie, chipolata, hard aged cheeses, roasted sea bass
Valencia, Spain
Already in the 5th century AD, the Phoenicians planted the first grapevines in the area around Valencia. However, the DOC (Designation of Origin) was only established in 1957. The region covers the entire Mediterranean coastline south of Barcelona. The soil here is a mix of limestone, sand, and clay. From the warm beaches, the terrain gradually rises, and the climate takes on more continental characteristics. Bruno Murciano's winery is located in Utiel-Requena, at an altitude of 850 to 950 meters above sea level. This altitude gives the wines an unmistakably fresh style. The old vines here turned out to be a special blend of ancient, lesser-known, yet local grape varieties. It's this unique blend of grape varieties that infuses Bruno Murciano's winery with the rich history and character of Valencia.
Reviews
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S
Den Haag | 02-03-2024
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Full of minerals and either very little or no oak. Very fresh, could also be drunk a bit chilled.

Jip
Amsterdam | 10-04-2024
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Jesse
Den Haag | 24-03-2025

Ik zat ook in het groepje van Rens tijdens de proeverij op de Fahrenheit, ik vond hem ook top.

tom
REVIEW | 14-03-2025

4/5 4 Reviews
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