Bodegas Luzón

Bodegas Luzón traces its name to 1841, when José de Molina returned to Jumilla after years on the Philippine island of Luzon and named his property Finca Luzón. On his death in 1863, the land passed to his eldest daughter, Ana Josefa, beginning a line of female inheritance that continued until the estate was sold in 1980. The Fuertes family acquired the winery in 2005 and invested in its infrastructure.

The house works several vineyard estates across Jumilla, with Monastrell at the centre and other varieties used to broaden the range. Its vineyards have calcareous, sandy soils and a dry climate, and its wines include an organic range.