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Experience grape stomping and local wine in Jumilla this September

If you have ever wondered what it feels like to participate directly in the centuries-old tradition of Spanish wine-making, the month of September will offer the perfect opportunity for a fresh start. Join an unforgettable Wine Harvest Tour heading to the renowned Bodegas Luzón in Jumilla on Wednesday, September 16, an experience specially designed for wine enthusiasts, culture lovers… Source

Published Aug 30, 2026 · 6:30 PMOriginal source: Euro Weekly News Spain5 reads
If you have ever wondered what it feels like to participate directly in the centuries-old tradition of Spanish wine-making, the month of September will offer the perfect opportunity for a fresh start. Join an unforgettable Wine Harvest Tour heading to the renowned Bodegas Luzón in Jumilla on Wednesday, September 16, an experience specially designed for wine enthusiasts, culture lovers… Source
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