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By Rosalind Achterberg, The Estate desk3h agoSpain3 min read
Hundreds of toasts celebrate the end of the grape harvest at PROAVA's Wine Night

Hundreds of toasts celebrate the end of the grape harvest at PROAVA's Wine Night

Last night, L'Umbracle Terraza became the epicenter of Valencian wine culture, hosting another successful edition of the Night of Wine and Music.

The event, which perfectly combined wine, gastronomy, and music in one of Valencia's most unique venues, featured the participation of nearly 20 wineries from the Valencian Community. Attendees were able to discover and taste a carefully curated selection of wines in a festive atmosphere that served to highlight the tireless work carried out by winegrowers and winemakers throughout the year.

One of the highlights of the evening was the space dedicated to Requena, Spain's 2026 City of Wine. The town took center stage at the event, delighting the audience with a spectacular display of its cavas and wines. Furthermore, to put the finishing touch on this truly Requena experience, attendees were able to pair their drinks with the traditional and exquisite Requena pastry, a perfect combination that won over the palates of everyone present.

Along with the delegation from Requena, the public enjoyed the wines of prominent wineries that did not want to miss the event, such as Tarongino, Cavas Marevia, Mayne & Oelsner, Reymos, Latorre, Arráez, Clos de Lôm, Finca Collado, Coster d'en sala, Licora and Barranc del Cirers.

To complement the wine selection, the event featured a delicious food section where locally sourced products took center stage. Offerings from companies like Amar lo fresco, Horta mar, and the Montanejos Cheese Association accompanied the Valencian wines, reinforcing PROAVA's commitment to local producers.

With the success of this edition, the Night of Wine and Music has established itself as an unmissable event on the Valencian calendar. PROAVA, a non-profit organization, reaffirms its mission to promote the consumption of high-quality, locally sourced agricultural products from the Valencian Community, bringing wine culture to new audiences through experiences that combine local culture, health, and leisure in an unparalleled setting.

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