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In spite of the crisis that the Murcian wine sector is experiencing due to COVID-19, the Jumilla-based wine firm Vinos Crápula will launch a sparkling wine for the month of October, which will go to the national market and to the United States. According to Gabriel Martínez Valero, Managing Director of Crápula Wines, "we are finalizing the launch of one new sparkling wine, with some 4,500 initial bottles, and later, many more bottles, which we hope will have great success." "Before Coronavirus, my main market was the United States, but due to Trump's tariffs and COVID-19, our sales have stopped this market, since in the same job with restaurants and specialized stores, which are currently closed by the pandemic, "says Gabriel Martínez. The manager of Vinos Crápula also comments that "our wines have been exported in Canada, China, Japan, Germany, Finland, the Czech Republic, Brazil and Mexico.

Before Coronavirus, Gold was selling very well, but with Coronavirus everything was It has stopped, and I am only selling to individuals due to confinement.

" "Our Crápula Soul has very good demand by individuals, and also Gold, and we are selling both to individuals and companies, and there is a great demand, although we hope that our wines can be exported to international markets soon," he points out.

Gabriel Martínez. At the same time, the manager of Vinos Crápula stresses that "there are two markets that have been very interested in our wines, which are Russia and Belarus, and we hope that when the pandemic ends, we will continue working with them exporting our wines to these interesting markets "

Source: Agencias