InfoCórdoba: news from Montilla

The regulatory councils of Andalusia's wine designations of origin, including Montilla-Moriles, have welcomed the approval by the Governing Council of the formulation of the 2028-2031 Andalusian Vineyard and Wine Strategy.

The Spanish Association of Wine Cities chose Montilla to hold the capital status in 2027, a recognition that the Regulatory Council of the Montilla-Moriles PDO considers an opportunity to make its wines and its wine tourism known.

The City Council is launching, between September and December, three activities aimed at women on the occasion of October 15, International Day of Rural Women.

The Ayuntamiento is coordinating with Endesa on seven improvement actions on medium-voltage lines spread across the municipality, with a joint investment of around 400,000 euros and European funds.

The workshop "Mirar no es ver", led by José Galisteo, opens a programme that will feature the Open-Air Quick Painting Contest on Saturday and children's activities on Sunday.

The Complejo Envidarte hosts routes, concerts, exhibitions and a Trial Indoor exhibition organized by the Moto Club Montilla, with registration of twenty euros for several activities.

The Fundación para la Investigación del Vino y la Nutrición invites the press on Thursday, October 1 to the Delegación del CSIC en Andalucía to present a scientific update on moderate wine consumption.

Envidarte hosts until Sunday the 6th «Montilla – Hecho a Mano» Craft Fair and the 19th Wine and Tapa Festival, with eighteen exhibitors, wineries, tastings, children's workshops and music.