The Bodega Mustguillo is located in Spain, about 100 kilometers west of Valencia. The vineyard sits on a high plateau 700 meters above sea level. In Food & Wine Magazine's annual Wine Issue (Oct. 2004), was named as one of 20 "Best New Wineries." Richard Nalley wrote of the 2002 Mestizaje, "From Valencia in eastern Spain, this palate- caressing red is a blend of the local specialty -- the sappy, fruit-sweet, big-bodied Bobal grape -- plus 5 others. Mustiguillos version, with its polished and seductive texture, pushes Bobal to its limit. Give the wine time in the decanter to unfold." Mustiguillo has four vineyards in different locations in the region, which specifically is near two towns called Requena and Utiel. The principle variety grown is Bobal, and the others include Tempranillo, Cabernet Sauvignon, Garnacha Tintorea, Syrah, and Merlot. The vineyards range from two to 70 years old. The June/July 2005 issue of Saveur Magazine says "Bode gas Mustiguillo makes intense, fabulous wines from the local variety bobal, which used to be used for not much more than easy- to-drink rosés."