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'Great wines need time', says director-general of Vega Sicilia, which makes the greatest wine in SpainPhoto by leohau on Pexels
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'Great wines need time', says director-general of Vega Sicilia, which makes the greatest wine in Spain

oglobo14 September 2026 at 11:01

Jessica Julmy is the new General Director of Tempos Vega Sicilia, one of the most legendary and prestigious wine producers in the world, having held the position for one year. She came from a very different background from the Spanish wine universe, having previously worked at Champagne Krug, at Château Galoupet in Provence (France) and in the sales area of Moët Hennessy in the United Kingdom. During her visit to Rio de Janeiro to present the brand's labels, she explained that her first months at the family company were dedicated to "listening and observing a lot".

The executive constantly emphasizes the importance of time in her work and in the group's projects. According to her, there is a deep understanding of the value of time for wine quality, both in waiting for new vineyards to mature and in the aging of wines in barrels. "Great wines need time," Julmy states.

The Tempos Vega Sicilia group has six wineries, the most recent being Deiva, located in Rías Baixas, in Galicia. This winery will have its first vintage of a Spanish white wine from the group available on the market only in 2027, demonstrating the long-term approach with which the company works.

The group is known for producing wines considered legendary, such as Vega Sicilia Único, as well as other very famous labels. The Spanish company maintains its reputation for excellence in the world wine scene, combining tradition and patience in the production of its products.

Why this matters

Readers interested in the premium wine market know the strategy of Tempos Vega Sicilia, one of Spain's most prestigious brands, and how the new leader approaches managing a legendary producer. The information about the new Deiva winery and the first vintage scheduled for 2027 indicates future trends in the Spanish high-quality white wine segment.

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