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Rioja Alavesa

Best seasonSep–Oct

GeographyVineyards · Tempranillo grape hills

LanguagesSpanish

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About the region

Stone cellars beneath Laguardia hold centuries of Tempranillo aging in oak.

Nestled in the northern part of Spain, Rioja Alavesa is renowned for its rich wine culture, primarily producing exceptional red wines from Tempranillo grapes. This region is characterized by its picturesque vineyards, rolling hills, and unique architecture, including traditional stone houses and modern wineries. The landscape is dotted with historical sites like the medieval village of Laguardia, known for its underground wine cellars. Additionally, the region offers scenic hiking trails and opportunities to explore local gastronomy, including artisan cheeses and regional dishes. Rioja Alavesa is not only a wine lover's paradise but also a place where visitors can appreciate the blend of culture, history, and nature in a tranquil setting.

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