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Things to do in Haro, La Rioja: The Best Wineries & Vineyards
Discover the best top things to do in Haro, Spain including Bodega La Rioja Alta S.A., Bodegas Muga, Bodegas Lopez de Heredia Vina Tondonia, Bodegas Roda, Bodegas y Vinedos Gomez Cruzado, Bodegas Martinez Lacuesta, Bodegas Ramon Bilbao, CVNE Vino, Bodegas Berceo.
Restaurants in Haro
1. Bodega La Rioja Alta S.A.
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 562 reviews
In 1890, La Rioja Alta SA was founded by five families sharing a common passion for wine. It was the start of an ongoing quest for excellence that their descendants still pursue. Since then we have managed to extract the best from the marriage of our tradition in wine ageing, to state-of-the-art technology in grape fermentation. Our wines (Viña Ardanza, Gran Reserva 904, etc.) have become an international reference for the finest Rioja wines.
Reviewed By 509dalel - Glendale, United States
Toured this fantastic winery guided by Bella was very informative and had a wonderful wine tasting at the end of the tour. Very educational and I would recommend this to everyone. They make their own barrels from American oak.
2. Bodegas Muga
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 811 reviews
Bodega familiar fundada en 1932 por Isaac Muga y Aurora Caño. Tradición y vanguardia se unen para que vivas tu #ExperienciaMuga Barrio de la Estación de Haro, La Rioja.
Reviewed By Z1997NSmariac - Fort Wayne, United States
Each wine tour seems to be a little different and this one is special because they go through the process so thoroughly and get to see a barrel being made. Really thought this tour was the best of about 60 tours I have down all over the world. Highly recommend it and we use our complimentary Muga glasses that made it overseas wrapped in paper. Do this tour.
3. Bodegas Lopez de Heredia Vina Tondonia
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 576 reviews
Reviewed By nerearl - Dublin, Ireland
Over the years I've visited several bodegas but it is really clear that Heredia has been by far the BEST one! The building beautifully combines the old and the traditions with an unbelievable wine bar and shop designed by zaha Hadid! This is where we met Teresa, our tour guide. She was really welcoming, knowledgeable and nice! She was really good at explaining the wine making process and the history of the cellar so I feel that I've learnt a lot. Her English was perfect and we really enjoyed spending a couple of hours with her. At the end of the visit she gave us some of the delicious wines with some ibérico ham. The USP of this place is tradition, tradition and more tradition. So if you are looking for a proper traditional Rioja bodega this is without doubt the place to go. A 10 out of 10.
4. Bodegas Roda
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 143 reviews
Bodegas RODA is placed besite the Ebro river, in a balcony of the Station District of Haro, on a centenary cellar. The installations were designed to measure of our wines: seventeen french oak vats (as many as selected vineyards per season), a bioclimatic room resulted of a completely new commitement for the innovation and two rooms of ageing which were dug directly in the rock, the results are: Bodegas Roda Sela, Roda Reserva, Roda I Reserva and Cirsion.
Reviewed By 1viajera1
During our visit to the Rioja, Spain we visited La Bodega Roda and it was amazing! Our wine tour took us on a horse and carriage ride through the vineyards where we stopped along the way to do wine tasting, take pictures and enjoy the beautiful views. Our guide was awesome she was very informative and very sweet. After we went to visit the Bodegas, where we got the history of the wines and a tour of the facilities as well as an explanation of the complete process! The tour ended up with an AMAZING lunch of breads, cheeses, jamones ibericos, delicious olive oil tasting, delectable tortillas españolas, and yes! WINE!! How wonderful!! Don’t leave the Rioja without taking the Roda wine tasting tour with lunch!! SPECTACULAR!!
5. Bodegas y Vinedos Gomez Cruzado
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 412 reviews
With an anual production of less than 200,000 bottles, Gómez Cruzado is the boutique winery of el Barrio de la Estación, a century-old house where the utmost attention is given to the tipicity of the ‘fine wines’ from this region.
Reviewed By EssexUK
Our wine tasting was organised by Daniel from the Wine and Soul Suites and its was amazing we were made to feel very welcome by the Lady who did the tour in English for us we tasted one white and three reds. We sat and drank and talked about Spain and she bought us some tapas to nibble on while We were tasting the wine. We were there for over two hours and it was a very nice morning.
6. Bodegas Martinez Lacuesta
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 130 reviews
Visits to our Winery from Monday to Saturday at 11:00h or 13:30h (require prior booking) You will know about our history since 1895 and visit our installations to feel how great wine is made. After a guided tour of the bodega all our visitors are given a taste of one of our wines, with a little snack Entrance: 8€ with one tasting. 14€ with 2 wine tasting and one vermouth. Duration: 1h 45 min. Twitter: @MrtnzLacuesta, Instagram: @bodegasmartinezlacuesta, Facebook: @MartinezLacuesta
7. Bodegas Ramon Bilbao
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 275 reviews
8. CVNE Vino
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 464 reviews
Centenary winery located in the historical Train Station Neighbourhood in Haro and founded in 1879. Also known as Compañía Vinícola del Norte de España (CUNE)
Reviewed By Z1997NSmariac - Fort Wayne, United States
This wine tour was a nice compliment to the Muga tour I just reviewed because it gave more history of the Haro area and answered the question about the spelling of this wine. The wine is excellent as well. Glad we can get some of this wine at home.
9. Bodegas Berceo
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 2 reviews
The wine tourism offer of Bodegas Berceo makes possible to visit and get to know the winery, which is the first vertical designed winery and the oldest in Spain. Bodegas Manzanos is the homonymous of Bodegas Berceo in modern architecture. Furthermore, visitors will learn why it is named like this as well as the history of the winery.
