J. P. Blumberg – A Partner in Strength and Elegance
Vero Spanish is a division of the Vero Group, which is a part of the Grupoza Spain. This company is one of the leading brands from Spain and is very famous for producing both white and red wine. In the past, Vero produced only whites but in more recent years, it has been expanding its portfolio to include wines that are also suitable for consumption as a table grape, such as Jauja and Malaga. Many wine enthusiasts and experts say that this growth was accelerated by the growth in the number of wineries belonging to Grupoza Spain who were keen to tap the market that J.P. Blumberg established more than forty years ago. With this expansion, Vero is able to produce both red and white wines with a similar quality.
Among the best wines in this group are Jauja and Malaga which have won numerous prestigious awards both in the region and at the International Wine Awards. These two wines are the most expensive in the Vero collection but you certainly cannot question their quality. One reason why these wines are so popular among connoisseurs is because they have a distinct and mellow taste. Because they are not as powerful as their white counterparts, they are ideal for enjoying on a romantic evening with your loved one or on a quiet day when you want to relax without the hustle and bustle of the city. If you are planning to buy a bottle of this wine, you can take some time and shop around in order to find the best price. The best place to look for it is online as it allows you to compare prices with different sellers.
To conclude, we advise you to purchase a bottle of J. P. Blumberg White for yourself and let him advise you on which other white wines from Spain are suitable for tasting. You can also try a pleasant tasting glass of J.B. Blanca for your companion. In case you are an amateur and do not know which wine to choose, Vero Spanish White is a great place to start. There are some other fine red wines out there like Calvados and Cava Bella. So, what are you waiting for?