Spain is an ancient wine-producing country that vies with France and Italy as the number-one wine producer in the world. Spain’s wine heritage is at least three thousand years old; vineyards in today’s Sherry region were planted by the Phoenicians around 1,100 BC. Wines from vines grown along the sunny Mediterranean coast and the cooler Atlantic coast were traded and consumed by the Romans.
An inspiring wine brand is about to come to the market in a few weeks time. Following a period of hard-work with label designing, packaging selection, creation of marketing materials and brand’s website, MX2 GLOBAL is happy to announce the upcoming launchment of a revolutionary wine brand to the market.
Innovation is at the forefront of Spanish gastronomy, and sooner or later the same spirit had to conquire the traditional wine sector.
For the time being we can only show you our logo, but we can surely foresee that our new wine brand will greatly surprise you.
Pay attention to our communications within the next few weeks and stay up-to-date on the latest product trends with MX2 GLOBAL.
MAGDALENA is a good example of MX2 GLOBAL capabilities on private label wines. MAGDALENA selection includes both classic Crianza wines and tailor-made semi-sweet wines, with a focus on Asia Pacific consumer preferences.
MX2 GLOBAL offers a full selection of Spanish wines from different Designations of Origin (D.O.)
Our product offering ranges from internationally renowned wines from La Rioja, Rueda or Ribera Del Duero, to more affordable options with excellent quality-price ratio like Valdepeñas wines.
See below our EXW prices for Spanish wines in Bag-in-Box and glass bottles, available for wholesale only. Please feel free to contact us should you are interested:
Spanish Sangría: The European Parliament passed last Tuesday in Strasbourg a motion to regulate the labeling for Sangria, the popular Spanish and Portuguese sweet red wine. Typical Sangria recipe differs depending on the area of Spain or Portugal you consult, and therefore the ruling focuses on the origin rather than on definitions of Sangria.
