This morning the white wine resulting from the current vintage of the Tomás Ferro Foundation was presented.
A broth made with the Uva Merseguera variety, traditional from the Cartagena countryside.
The wine is the result of the project in which the Higher Technical School of Agricultural Engineering of the Polytechnic University of Cartagena (UPCT) elaborated in the 'Tomás Ferro Agroalimentary Experimental Station' collaborates.
The presentation of the wine from the 2017 vintage has been made in the Plaza del Ayuntamiento to give visibility to this wine.
The mayor of Cartagena, Ana Belén Castejón;
councilor and spokesman of the municiapl group MC Cartagena, José López (godfather of wine in 2017), the rector of the Polytechnic University of Cartagena (UPCT), Alejandro Díaz;
the director of the School of Agronomists of the UPCT, Arantxa Bernal and the mayor of Torre Pacheco, Antonio León (godfather of wine for next year).
The attendees of this presentation have praised the work of the Tomás Ferro Foundation for the quality of this wine, as well as the great work being done by all those involved in the project to recover the variety of Uva Meseguera, typical of Cartagena.
During the ceremony, the Torre Pacheco councilor was presented as the new godfather of Cartagena wines.
After the interventions the attendees were able to taste this Cartagena wine accompanied by cheeses from the Yerbera, a product also from the land that the attendees enjoyed.
ABOUT THE WINE
The production of white wine is part of the 'Uva Merseguera Project', whose main objective is the recovery of this variety, of which only 25 hectares are planted in the field of Cartagena, as a result of the arrival of irrigated crops .
Tomás Ferro white wine is the result of the interrelation between traditional farming and the use of technology, benefiting water savings and positive effects for health.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena