Bodega San Isidro is a Co-operative from which wine can be purchased directly Over a million litres of Cepas del Zorro wine is produced at the Bodega San Isidro every year The Bodega San Isidro in Bullas is a cooperative winery located just outside the town of Bullas itself, and uses state-of-the-art production technology to produce wine which is mostly sold in bulk within the domestic Spanish market. Grapes are delivered to the winery..

The bus picks up in Cartagena and Murcia City These tours include visits to wineries within each D.O production area together with cultural visits. tasting lunch and refreshments The Murcia Wine Bus is a new initiative for the autumn of 2018 which offers daytrips to the three wine producing areas of the Region of Murcia; Yecla, Bullas and Jumilla with pick-up points in Murcia city and Cartagena. Each of the tours includes a tour of wine..

Bullas Ruta del Vino: Bodega Balcona can be visited by prior appointment Bodega Balcona is a family-run company which produces three wine labels from the grapes harvested on land in the Valle del Aceniche, and every effort is made to maintain the local viticultural and vinicultural traditions while at the same time incorporating state-of-the art technology into the production process.  The land on which the vineyards of Bodega Balcona..

The tours include visits to wineries within each D.O production area together with cultural visits and refreshments The Murcia Wine Bus is a new initiative for the autumn of 2018 which offers daytrips to the three wine producing areas of the Region of Murcia; Yecla, Bullas and Jumilla with pick-up points in Murcia city and Cartagena. Each of the tours includes a tour of wine-producing bodegas with wine tasting included, a visit to the natural..

Bullas Ruta del Vino: the Monastrell winery specializes in organic and vegan wine production In the highly competitive world of wine production the small winery of Bodega Monastrell in Bullas has carved out a niche for itself in the field of organic and even vegan wines, having developed a range of products derived from the grapes grown at its picturesque vineyards in the Aceniche valley. The company was formed by Alfonso and Mavi, a..

Bullas Ruta del Vino: the winery and shop of Bodegas del Rosario are both in the town of Bullas The “Bodegas del Rosario” cooperative is the largest wine producer in the Bullas Denomination of Origin, and has been at the forefront of production in not only the municipality of Bullas, but also in the north-west of the Murcia region since it was the first venture of its kind to be founded in Bullas in 1950 by 37 individual producers. Bullas..

Practical information to help you enjoy a visit to Bullas The wine installations and attractions of the Rutas del Vino of Bullas can be enjoyed and visited in a number of ways, either by individuals or groups of any size. There are five Bodegas registered with the route, two of which are in the urban town and sell wine directly from their premises and three in the countryside which only receive visitors by prior arrangement. The bodegas..

The history of Bullas is inextricably linked with wine production Grapes and wine are an intrinsic part of the history, economy and entire way of life of the town of Bullas in the north-west of the Region of Murcia, to the extent where it is very difficult to talk about Bullas without mentioning wine and very difficult to talk about wine in Murcia without mentioning Bullas.  One of the fruits of this relationship between the town and its..

Bodegas Lavia, a picturesque vineyard and winery on the Bullas Ruta del Vino This D.O. Bullas vineyard is located at 800 metres above sea level Bodegas Lavia is one of the wineries on the Bullas wine route, offering visitors an opportunity to see the vineyards where the grapes are grown and the production plant where the wines of Lavia, Lavia + and Finca Paso Malo are produced, as well as tasting the end result. Bodegas Lavia is..

A step back in time on the Ruta del Vino to Bullas around the year 1900 The Casa-Museo Don Pepe Marsilla in Bullas occupies a house which was originally built in the year 1723, but was remodeled in the late 19th century by one of the town’s most illustrious and forward-thinking residents, who did a great deal to drag local wine-making and other aspects of daily life into the 20th century. José Marsilla Melgares de Aguilar (1854-1930)..