The Rioja Alta Wine Route is located in the province of La Rioja, where we can find 54 wineries to visit in 20 different locations. Within the route, Haro, with 7 wineries, is the most important wine tourism destination.
This is one of the best wine routes in Spain, together with Penedés, Ribera del Duero and the rest of the wine routes in Rioja. In addition to the daily activities, the route organizes wine events, such as Miel Venidos al Campo de Miel, or wine tastings at the Castillo de San Vicente. Also, as a sign of the great commitment to wine culture, we can visit the Vivanco-Briones Wine Museum, in the same town, Briones. But in addition to the rich and varied offer of eno-experiences, there are many wine festivals in this area, where you will have a great time. The most emblematic example of this is the Wine Battle in La Rioja, a famous festival held in Haro, on the day of San Pedro, June 29, which has been declared a festival of tourist interest. Ahí es nada. Aún así, aquí no acaba la cosa, también es de interés nacional La Fiesta de la vendimia que se celebra en Logroño, y de gran renombre, la cata del Barrio de la Estación de Haro, que se celebra en el pueblo que lleva este mismo nombre, y cuya tradición se remonta nada más ni nada menos que a principios del siglo pasado, 1906. Attention to the destination of Haro wine because it is one of the most important, not only in the area, but in Spain and the world. Here, in this town, in the historic district, the largest number of century-old wineries in the world are concentrated.
The Rioja Alta wine route is intrinsically linked to the Romanesque route, the Camino de Santiago and religious tourism, since there are at least six monasteries in this area that are still active.
Tours starting: 27€
Winery infoBodegas Heredad Martínez Castillo
Bodegas Solana de Ramírez Ruiz
Bodegas Señorío de la Estrella
Bodegas Cooperativa San Cebrín