List of products by brand Muñana

Bodegas Muñana is located in an environment of incomparable beauty at an altitude of 3772 feet in Cortés and Gaena (Granada), on the northern slopes of the Sierra Nevada (Altiplano).

Bodegas Muñana

Bodegas Muñana is one of the commercial wineries with its own vineyard at the highest altitude in Europe, located in the north of Granada, Spain. With a property size of 200 hectares, this winery not only focuses on wine production but also cultivates more than 70 hectares of pistachios and pecans, making it one of the largest nut producers in Spain.

History and Tradition

The name "Muñana" comes from the Arabic word "munyana," meaning "place of rest." This toponym was often used for places situated in elevated areas, where travelers could rest and enjoy the views. The history of Bodegas Muñana dates back to ancient times, in a region where the Romans were already producing wine over two thousand years ago. It is likely that the vineyards of Muñana were a resting place for travelers passing through the area. Within the estate where the vineyards now grow, there existed an ancient village called Muñana, inhabited by Moriscos until their expulsion in 1570.

Environment

The vineyards of Bodegas Muñana are located at an altitude of 1,100 to 1,200 meters above sea level, in a privileged natural setting. These conditions create a significant temperature variation between day and night, with a difference of up to 20 ºC, which favors the slow and natural ripening of the grapes. The irrigation water comes from the meltwater of Sierra Nevada, giving the grapes a special and unique character.

Grape Varieties

At Bodegas Muñana, the main grape varieties grown are the red varieties Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Merlot, and the white varieties Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc. The grapes are hand-harvested and taken to the winery for elaboration. Additionally, other varieties such as Petit Verdot, Monastrell, and Moscatel are also cultivated. These Granada wines stand out for their quality and unique character, reflecting the richness of the region's terroir.

Winemaking Process

The winemaking process at Muñana is carried out with the utmost attention to detail. The aging of the wines takes place in natural cave galleries, more than 30 meters deep, providing ideal conditions of temperature and humidity. The latest creation from the winery, Delirio, includes three varieties worthy of the best wineries in Andalusia. Bodegas Muñana is known for its continuous innovation and improvement in the winemaking process, making it a truly special winery.

Wine Range

The Muñana wine range includes red, white, rosé, and sparkling wines. Some of the most notable include:

  • Muñana Tres Cepas: This red crianza is crafted with a careful selection of Tempranillo, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Merlot grapes, grown at the Finca Muñana at 1,100 meters altitude. After fermentation, the wine ages for 12 months in French and American oak barrels, imparting complexity and structure. It has an intense cherry red color, with aromas of ripe red fruits, spices, and toasted notes. On the palate, it is balanced, with soft tannins and a long finish. Ideal for pairing with red meats, roasts, and cured cheeses.

  • Muñana Blanco: Made primarily from Chardonnay, Moscatel Morisca, and Sauvignon Blanc grapes, this white wine fermented in French oak barrels is characterized by its elegance and freshness. Barrel fermentation adds complexity, with notes of vanilla and sweet spices. It has a pale yellow color with greenish reflections and offers aromas of tropical fruits, white flowers, and citrus. On the palate, it is smooth, with balanced acidity and a long finish. It pairs perfectly with fish, seafood, rice dishes, and pasta.

  • Muñana Rosado: This rosé is made with the Tempranillo variety, using the saignée method. After a short maceration, the must is fermented at low temperatures to preserve the fruit aromas. It has a pale pink color with salmon reflections and presents aromas of fresh red fruits, such as strawberry and raspberry. On the palate, it is fresh, light, and has a vibrant acidity. Perfect as an aperitif or paired with salads, pasta, and rice dishes.

  • Muñana Espumoso: Made with Syrah and Chardonnay varieties, this brut sparkling wine is produced using the traditional method, with a second fermentation in the bottle. After a period of aging on the lees, the wine is characterized by a fine, persistent bubble. It has a pale yellow color with golden reflections, offering aromas of white fruits, citrus, and bakery notes. On the palate, it is fresh, creamy, and has balanced acidity. Perfect for celebrating any occasion.

Wine Tourism and Experiences

Bodegas Muñana offers a wide range of wine tourism activities, allowing visitors to enjoy tastings, guided tours, and experiences at the winery. Additionally, the winery organizes different routes and active tourism proposals in a privileged natural environment.

Certifications and Recognition

Bodegas Muñana holds the Denomination of Origin Protected (DOP) Vinos de Granada and the Protected Geographical Indication (PGI) Altiplano de Sierra Nevada. These certifications guarantee the quality and authenticity of their wines.

Discover the excellence of Muñana wines and bring home the tradition and quality of a unique winery in Europe. Become part of the winemaking history of Bodegas Muñana and enjoy their premium wines made at high altitudes, with an exceptional production process and unparalleled character. You can now get the best bottles of Muñana Tres Cepas, Muñana Blanco, Muñana Rosado, and more, directly from the comfort of your home.

Place your order now at Bodegas de Andalucía’s online store and experience a unique tasting journey, paired with the best of Granada’s land. Don’t wait any longer to bring the authentic flavors of Muñana to your table. Order today and enjoy an unmatched sensory experience!

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