Wineries

At the age of 24, Pedro Peciña Gil, whose father is a producer in Rioja, understood that he had to fly solo to make his very own wines. He had […]

Pretium, which means price in Latin, is the name that Berta Valgañón chose for her small venture in Cuzcurrita: “I try to bring to life the work of our grandparents […]

Visitors to Bodega del Monge-Garbati (Viña Ane) will find at the very entrance a small vineyard that is almost 121 years old. There, Eduardo Monge shows them a historical collection […]

Tudelilla is one of the historic villages of Rioja, with distinctive stony soils and the largest non-irrigated amount of land under vine in the whole of Rioja. Its proximity to […]

Cupani is a historical term that was used prior to the arrival of phylloxera to refer to the Tempranillo grape variety. The Eguíluz Mendoza family has chosen it as their […]

They are professional winegrowers, but the Leza brothers are also passionate about their job. Their grandfather used to make wine in a cellar in Uruñuela, while their father built the […]

In 1981, producer David Moreno left his managerial position at Seat in Barcelona to buy 100,000 kg of grapes to turn them into wine in the bodegas of friends and […]

Twenty kilometres of ascent, 48 hairpin bends to reach a summit at 2,757 metres elevation. This is the Stelvio pass, the legendary alpine peak of the Giro d’Italia, first crowned […]

Valverde is a small village in south-eastern Rioja, where the borders of four autonomous communities meet: La Rioja, Navarra, Aragón and Castilla-León. It is also a threshold area for vine […]