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Rafael Nadal launches limited-edition wine with the Gil family
Rafael Nadal has launched a wine called El Tenista with the Gil family, a Spanish winemaking family.
Nadal retired from tennis two years ago, and the wine is a new professional venture for him.
The wine was created through a shared project between Nadal and the family, which has extensive experience in winemaking.
The Gil family’s winery is based in Jumilla and has vineyards across many of Spain’s wine regions.
El Tenista will be sold in a limited edition, though no quantity is given.
Nadal said he was happy to take part and learn from the family.
The wine’s release is the next step in Nadal’s work beyond tennis; no further plans are stated.
Rafael Nadal has announced the launch of El Tenista, a wine created with the Gil family.
The wine is being sold as a limited-edition release.
The Gil family has a long tradition in winegrowing and winemaking and is based in Jumilla.
Nadal said the project grew from shared enthusiasm and a similar way of understanding things.
- Who
- Rafael Nadal and the Gil family.
- What
- They have created El Tenista, a limited-edition wine.
- When
- The launch was announced on 13 October 2026.
- Where
- The Gil family is based in Jumilla; the wine's production location is not stated.
- Why
- Nadal described it as a project born from shared enthusiasm and a similar way of understanding things.
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- Wine
- El Tenista
- Collaborators
- Rafael Nadal and the Gil family
- Release
- Limited edition
- Gil family base
- Jumilla
What people are saying
There are projects that make you especially excited, and this is one of them.
I am very happy to be part of this project, to learn from a family with so much experience and to share this journey with them.
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