Mucho Más
Mucho Más is a Spanish wine brand that combines grapes from different regions, purely based on taste. You mainly know the red Tinto: soft, round and spicy. There are also white, rosé, sparkling, a Gold range and alcohol-free versions. Here you can read what Mucho Más is, which wines are available and what to eat with them.
Mucho Más and the grapes behind it
Mucho Más is a blend of Spanish grapes and regions. We have a dedicated page on each of four topics related to this wine.
Spanish wine
An overview of Spanish wine regions and grapes, from the north to the plateau of La Mancha.
About Spanish wine →
Tempranillo
The main grape in Mucho Más Tinto and Gold. Where it grows and what it tastes like.
About Tempranillo →
Non-alcoholic wine
How regular wine is made alcohol-free, and what you can expect from it.
About alcohol-free wine →Forget the rules of origin, it’s all about taste
Mucho Más means "much more" in Spanish. The brand belongs to Félix Solís, a major Spanish wine company. The idea: the winemakers were given the freedom to set aside the rules of protected wine regions and make a wine they themselves liked best. That is why no recognized region of origin appears on the label; instead, the grapes come from different parts of Spain.
The red Mucho Más Tinto is a blend of Garnacha and Tempranillo from, among other places, Toro, La Mancha and Valdepeñas. It has spent a short time in oak and is soft, round and spicy. The white Blanco is made from Verdejo, Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay from Castilla-La Mancha. According to Gall & Gall, Mucho Más is the best-selling wine brand in their stores.
Alongside the regular range, there is Mucho Más Gold: oak-aged Tempranillo that is fuller and richer, as well as a white Gold made from Sauvignon Blanc and Verdejo. There is also a sparkling wine made from Viura and Chardonnay, and a range of alcohol-free 0.0 wines. If you have many guests, you can choose a magnum, a 3-liter jeroboam or a bag in box.
In brief
From Tinto to 0.0
Gall & Gall sells around 17 Mucho Más products: the three colors, sparkling wines, the Gold range, alcohol-free wine, large bottles, bag in box, and gift packaging. These are the main ones.
Mucho Más Tinto
The best-known wine. Briefly aged in oak, with black cherries, blackberries, spice, and silky tannins. Also available as a magnum, 3-liter jeroboam, and in gift packaging.
Mucho Más Blanco
A versatile, fruity white wine from Castilla-La Mancha. Also available in magnum and as a 3-liter bag in box.
Mucho Más Rosado
Aromas of red fruit and an intense, fresh-sweet taste. Also available as a 3-liter bag in box.
Mucho Más Sparkling
Fresh bubbles with apple, peach, and tropical fruit. Made from equal parts viura and chardonnay.
Mucho Más Gold Tinto
The brand's top wine. Aged for months in American oak, rich and full-bodied with cherry, vanilla, and spice notes.
Mucho Más Gold Blanco
The white counterpart to Gold, based on sauvignon blanc and verdejo. Fresh and reliable.
Mucho Más 0.0
Alcohol-free versions of Tinto and Blanco, first made as regular wine and then dealcoholized. The Sparkling 0.0 has the fresh character of sauvignon blanc.
Wine boxes and gifts
A box with Tinto, Blanco, and Brut. There is also a Duo Tasting Kit with Tinto and Gold to taste the difference.
Mucho Más makes 0.0 in red, white, and sparkling varieties. Read about how alcohol-free wine is made on our page about alcohol-free wine.
Smooth, fruity and approachable
Round and spicy
Tinto has black cherries, blackberries and spices, with soft tannins. Gold is fuller-bodied, with vanilla from the oak.
Fruity and fresh
Blanco has peach, apricot and citrus. The rosé is fruity, with red fruit and a fresh, sweet taste.
Light and fresh
The Sparkling has apple, peach and tropical fruit flavors. The 0.0 wines are lighter and somewhat fruitier because they contain no alcohol.
Average flavor profile of Mucho Más. Gold Tinto scores higher for intensity, the rosé higher for sweetness and Blanco higher for freshness.
How to serve Mucho Más
White, rosé and bubbles well chilled, red just below room temperature. A bag-in-box or large bottle is handy when you are with a lot of people.
White, rosé and bubbles chilled
Serve Blanco, Rosado and Gold Blanco at 8 to 10 degrees. The Sparkling and Sparkling 0.0 can be served slightly colder, at 6 to 8 degrees. Chill the other 0.0 wines too.
More about wine temperature →Red at 16 to 18 degrees
Drink Tinto at around 16 degrees so it stays juicy and fruity. Gold Tinto can be served closer to 18 degrees. If the bottle is in a warm room, put it in the fridge for about fifteen minutes.
More about wine temperature →Large format for a party
The bag-in-box stays good for a few weeks after opening because no air reaches the wine. A magnum or jeroboam looks festive on the table. Mucho Más Tinto is also an excellent base for sangria.
Make sangria →Mucho Más at the table
Mucho Más is made for Spanish cuisine: tapas, grilled meat and convivial meals without any fuss.
Meat and pasta
With spareribs, burgers, pasta with tomato sauce or pizza. Also delicious with a platter of chorizo and Manchego.
Hearty and grilled
With steak, barbecued lamb chops or a stew. The oak aging complements roasted flavors.
Tapas and fish
With garlic prawns, grilled fish, chicken or salads. Ideal for a table full of tapas.
Drinks and aperitif
With pâté, charcuterie and snacks on the terrace. The bubbles pair well with light starters and fruit desserts.
The right glass for Mucho Más
Pour the red Mucho Más into a large red wine glass, and the white and rosé into a smaller glass. If you want one glass for everything, choose an all-round wine glass. Serve the Sparkling in a flute.
Everything you still wanted to know about Mucho Más
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Buy Mucho Más
Want the bottle at home right away? Order Mucho Más online from Gall & Gall. Gall & Gall has 18 varieties, 3 of which are on sale.
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