Appellation

Jumilla

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About Jumilla

Jumilla is a Spanish Denominación de Origen Protegida (DOP) for wines that extends over the north of the region of Murcia, Spain. The area includes the municipality of Jumilla, from which it takes its name, and the contiguous southeast of the Albacete province in the Castile-La Mancha region. It is one of Spain's leading wine regions.

From the Wikipedia article Jumilla (DO), available under CC BY-SA 4.0.

Jumilla is an appellation in Murcia, Spain. Its rules allow Mourvèdre. We track 90 of its wines in stock at 25 shops, from 9 wine houses, from € 6.45; mostly red, white.

At a glance
Country
Spain
Region
Murcia
Grapes allowed
Mourvèdre
In our wines
Mourvèdre, Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, Chardonnay, Grenache
Styles
Red 76 · White 10 · Rosé 3 · Sparkling 1
Prices
from € 6.45 · median € 16.88 / 75 cl

Vintages

per year: wines in stock, prices, and the critics' scores the shops quote
VintageWinesFromMedian / 75 clCritics' scoreGrowing season
2026––––hotdryso far +2.4 °C · 2,483 GDD · 61 % rain
20254€ 9.90€ 16.22–hot +1.8 °C · 2,635 GDD · 112 % rain
20247€ 9.95€ 15.9594.0 (2 wines)hot +1.4 °C · 2,552 GDD · 104 % rain
202318€ 6.60€ 17.8697.0 (4 wines)hotwet harvest +1.7 °C · 2,612 GDD · 124 % rain
20226€ 13.25€ 16.13–hotwet +1.5 °C · 2,564 GDD · 130 % rain
20216€ 14.00€ 18.80–averagewet +0.4 °C · 2,327 GDD · 146 % rain
20202€ 14.00€ 16.55–averagedry harvest +0.1 °C · 2,281 GDD · 77 % rain
20193€ 7.00€ 8.9095.0 (1 wine)averagewetwet harvest +0.3 °C · 2,308 GDD · 196 % rain
20184€ 12.20€ 30.74–averagewetwet harvest +0.1 °C · 2,269 GDD · 130 % rain
2017––––warmdrydry harvest +0.6 °C · 2,371 GDD · 46 % rain
2016––––warmdrydry harvest +0.5 °C · 2,357 GDD · 66 % rain
2015––––warmwet harvest +0.8 °C · 2,418 GDD · 88 % rain
2014––––hotdry +1.0 °C · 2,472 GDD · 58 % rain
2013––––cooldry harvest −0.6 °C · 2,131 GDD · 103 % rain
2012––––warmwet harvest +0.8 °C · 2,413 GDD · 114 % rain
2011––––warm +0.5 °C · 2,347 GDD · 76 % rain
2010––––coolwet −0.8 °C · 2,075 GDD · 149 % rain
2009––––averagewet harvest +0.4 °C · 2,336 GDD · 93 % rain
2008––––coolwet −0.5 °C · 2,142 GDD · 175 % rain
2007––––average −0.4 °C · 2,156 GDD · 123 % rain
2006––––warmdrydry harvest +0.8 °C · 2,416 GDD · 65 % rain
2005––––average +0.4 °C · 2,338 GDD · 74 % rain
2004––––averagedry harvest −0.3 °C · 2,184 GDD · 115 % rain
2003––––warm +0.6 °C · 2,389 GDD · 93 % rain
2002––––cool −0.7 °C · 2,100 GDD · 116 % rain
2001––––warm +0.5 °C · 2,354 GDD · 86 % rain
2000––––averagedry harvest −0.1 °C · 2,223 GDD · 85 % rain
1999––––warmdry +0.6 °C · 2,374 GDD · 61 % rain
1998––––cool −0.7 °C · 2,101 GDD · 77 % rain
1997––––coolwetwet harvest −0.5 °C · 2,140 GDD · 178 % rain
1996––––coldwet harvest −1.1 °C · 2,019 GDD · 105 % rain
1995––––averagedrydry harvest −0.4 °C · 2,176 GDD · 55 % rain
1994––––average +0.4 °C · 2,335 GDD · 80 % rain
1993––––cold −1.5 °C · 1,938 GDD · 99 % rain
1992––––colddry harvest −1.2 °C · 1,997 GDD · 128 % rain
1991––––cool −0.8 °C · 2,084 GDD · 82 % rain
1990––––average −0.4 °C · 2,165 GDD · 99 % rain
1989––––coolwetwet harvest −0.5 °C · 2,138 GDD · 158 % rain
1988––––cooldry harvest −0.5 °C · 2,141 GDD · 124 % rain
1987––––averagedrydry harvest +0.2 °C · 2,281 GDD · 67 % rain
1986––––averagewet −0.4 °C · 2,165 GDD · 161 % rain
1985––––averagedry −0.1 °C · 2,231 GDD · 56 % rain
1984––––colddry harvest −1.3 °C · 1,961 GDD · 71 % rain
1983––––averagedrydry harvest +0.1 °C · 2,276 GDD · 54 % rain
1982––––averagedry harvest −0.3 °C · 2,188 GDD · 102 % rain

Growing season (April–October; October–April south of the equator): mean temperature against Jumilla's 1991–2020 normal (hot: 1 °C or more above, warm: 0.5 °C, cool/cold below), growing degree days (warmth for the vines, base 10 °C) and rain against normal, with the harvest month (September/March) flagged when very wet or dry. Monthly data from NASA POWER (MERRA-2) at one point in the appellation. The current year is compared with the same months of a normal year (“so far”); its latest months are preliminary and revised by NASA later.

Critics' score: the average of the best 100-point score quoted for each wine of that vintage, as the shops quote them. A few quoted wines make a thin average; the number of wines is in brackets.