Navarrete is a municipality and village in the autonomous community of La Rioja, Spain, located a few kilometres from the city of Logroño. According to the 2020 census, it has a population of approximately 2,800 inhabitants.
The town of Navarrete is known for its important role in wine production, and in particular for its historic wineries, many of which can be visited. In addition to the wine industry, Navarrete also has a rich cultural and architectural heritage, with several historic buildings such as the church of the Assumption of Our Lady, the hermitage of San Miguel and the palace of the Marquises of San Nicolás.
In terms of gastronomy, Navarrete is known for its wines and for its traditional cuisine, with dishes such as "chuletillas al sarmiento", "patatas a la riojana" and "caparrones".
In this area, several festivities are held in Navarrete, such as the festival of San Miguel in September and the Grape Harvest festival in October.
Scape rooms and commented tastings by its prestigious oenologist.
Scape rooms and commented tastings by its prestigious oenologist.
Walks through the vineyard on horseback and by bicycle in the middle of the Jacobean Route.
Walks through the vineyard on horseback and by bicycle in the middle of the Jacobean Route.
Mini-courses for beginners in wine tasting with Rioja wines.
Visits from: 20€
One of the few wineries in La Rioja and Spain that offer tastings in vineyards.
Visits from: 14€
Wines of flowers, commented tastings and fusion cuisine seasoned with this story of women dedicated to wine.
Visits from: 18€
Mediterranean influences, masters of wine.
