This afternoon the mayor of Tomelloso, Javier Navarrotogether with several councilors from the Government team, has made a visit to San José Wineries to know how the harvest campaign is developing, which will soon come to an end.
The president of the entity, Esteban Lomascommented that the campaign has gone quite well, with an entry of grapes “without rushing” and that some members have allowed them to wait a little longer for the grapes to gain grade. “Now the harvesting campaign is ending and it is taking a little longer due to time.” “The grapes have very good quality, quite healthy and we will be talking about approximately 18 million kilos having entered the winery.”
Navarro expressed his gratitude to Esteban Lomas for taking a little of his time on a dull afternoon and at a time with many commitments. “From the government team we want to convey all our love and find out how the campaign is developing.”
“The only thing we have left is to try to calm buyers, since the grade of grapes is not as lower as expected and in a campaign that has developed normally.” “Now what we have to do is sell the wine and continue supporting and promoting it and that is why the City Council is delighted to be able to hold events like Tomelloso flavor and in November we will also celebrate some events linked to the celebration of wine tourism day,” he concluded. .
