Life Has Dealt Me a Bad Hand
Life Has Dealt Me a Bad Hand
This chapter discusses Eduardo's interests in agricultural properties and other initiatives apart from his agricultural property. First, there was an initiative directly connected with Puerto Vallehermoso, a bodega in Valdepeñas. In 1973, Eduardo bought a majority holding in Luis Megía, a fine bodega of that city responsible for a beautiful wine. He determined to improve it, arranged to hold his wine in oak barrels, contracted a wine specialist from Chile, established a laboratory, and, in a year or two, began to produce a wine with more body, more bouquet, and more color than the old one. This new Luis Megía wine was often served in good restaurants in Madrid, even though a wine from Valdepeñas had the name of being cheap, light, and popular.
Keywords: Spain, Eduardo, agriculture, Villaverde, wine
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