Verdejo Mediterraneo

Pío del Ramo presents the Verdejo Mediterráneo White Wine from the Protected Designation of Origin Jumilla (Spain), made from 100% Verdejo grapes, a unique interpretation of this variety in a distinctly Mediterranean environment.

The vineyards are planted on calcareous and sandy soils, poor in organic matter, which favors balanced vine growth and excellent aromatic concentration. The vines are trained on a two-arm trellis system, which allows optimal sun exposure and proper cluster aeration, key aspects for achieving healthy, quality grapes. When the grapes reach optimal ripeness in late summer, harvesting is carried out at dawn, taking advantage of cooler temperatures to preserve primary aromas and avoid unwanted oxidation during transport to the winery.

The winemaking is carried out with special care to respect the varietal identity of Verdejo. Once at the winery, the grapes are processed delicately and fermentation takes place in temperature-controlled stainless steel tanks, preserving all the freshness, herbaceous aromas and fruity nuances characteristic of the variety. Subsequently, the wine remains three months on its fine lees, which gives it greater volume, richness and complexity on the palate without losing its fresh character. The result is a balanced, expressive white wine with a very defined personality, combining the essence of Verdejo with the influence of Jumilla’s Mediterranean climate. In the glass it shows a pale yellow color with greenish reflections, clean and bright.

On the nose, aromas of white fruit, citrus and herbaceous notes stand out, accompanied by a subtle floral background.

On the palate it is fresh, flavorful and enveloping, with good acidity, silky texture and a persistent, pleasant finish. The Verdejo Mediterráneo White Wine is ideal for pairing with seafood, fish, rice dishes, salads, Asian cuisine and fresh cheeses, as well as for enjoying as an aperitif. A modern, honest and very gastronomic wine that reflects Pío del Ramo’s philosophy and the versatility of Verdejo outside its classic zone.