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The 2026 grape harvest has been marked by weather conditions that have influenced the course of the season, although initial assessments point to a vintage with very promising prospects in terms of quality. To learn more about how the harvest unfolded, what we can expect from the new wines and the main challenges facing the […]

The harvest has started earlier in some vineyards compared to previous years due to high temperatures, while the lack of rain and storms over recent months has helped keep the grapes in excellent condition. The 2026 harvest continues to progress across the Almansa Designation of Origin and, so far, the outlook is very positive. The

The Almansa Designation of Origin closed 2025 with a very positive evolution in the national market, increasing its commercialisation in Spain by 15.86% and also raising the economic value generated compared to the previous campaign. This consolidates the presence of Almansa Designation of Origin wines in the Spanish market. In addition to the increase in

The Almansa Designation of Origin held its 3rd DO Almansa Conference on 11 June at Casa Perona in Albacete, an event that this year had a very special meaning as it coincided with the commemoration of the 60th anniversary of the Designation of Origin. Under the slogan “60 years of history, passion and origin”, the

The Almansa Designation of Origin has announced the representative wines selected to accompany DO Almansa over the next two years in different promotional activities, national and international events, trade fairs, tastings and professional actions. The diploma presentation took place yesterday, 11 June, during the celebration of the 3rd DO Almansa Conference, a very special edition

The Almansa Designation of Origin took part for the first time with its own stand at London Wine Fair 2026, one of the leading professional events for the drinks sector in the United Kingdom, held from 18 to 20 May at Olympia London. Over three days, the fair brought together more than 10,000 professionals, including

Once again, the Almansa Designation of Origin has organised a new Reverse Trade Mission, welcoming importers from the Philippines, Vietnam, Singapore and Taiwan. This initiative aims to continue strengthening the presence of DO Almansa wines in international markets and to generate new business opportunities. Over the course of these days, the importers had the opportunity

From March 15 to 17, the Denomination of Origin Almansa took part in ProWein, held in Düsseldorf (Germany), one of the most important professional events in the global wine industry. In this edition, ProWein hosted more than 4,000 exhibitors from over 65 countries, representing more than 500 wine regions. After Germany and Italy, Spain once

On March 1 and 2, the Denomination of Origin Almansa took part in Eurovino 2026, a professional wine fair held in Karlsruhe, in southwestern Germany. This year’s edition brought together around 500 exhibitors, mainly from Europe, and approximately 5,000 professional visitors from the wine sector. Although the fair is relatively young—celebrating its third edition this

Denomination of Origin Almansa travelled to Paris from 9 to 11 February to attend one of the most important international trade fairs in the wine sector, held at the Paris Expo Porte de Versailles exhibition centre. This marks the second year that DO Almansa has taken part in this international event within the framework of