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RiojaHaro and Bordeaux rekindle their shared pastAmaya Cervera | March 23rd, 2022 Earlier this week Haro’s Barrio de la Estación hosted the first edition of its new International Wine Encounter with Bordeaux as star guest. We look back at the historical links between the two regions and reveal our favourite wines. |
RiojaWhat lies in store for traditional vignerons in Rioja?Yolanda Ortiz de Arri | January 27th, 2021 A big part of Rioja's history is written with the strong hands of the growers who look after their vineyards, but also dared one day to bottle and sell their own wines. We visited a handful of them to discover the challenges they face. |
RiojaClassic bodegas in Rioja reflect upon tradition and innovationYolanda Ortiz de Arri | June 22nd, 2018 After the Haro Station Wine Tasting Experience of the weekend, with over 3,000 wine lovers in attendance, trade members returned to the Rioja town earlier this week for a tasting led by Master of Wine Sarah Jane Evans. |
RiojaHaro’s traditional producers champion blended winesAmaya Cervera | September 19th, 2016 The second Haro Station Wine Experience turned into a passionate defence of the art of blending wines thanks to a master class which revealed the secrets behind some of Rioja’s most iconic wines. |
RiojaA group of Rioja Alavesa producers apply for a new DOYolanda Ortiz de Arri | July 21st, 2016 As half of Spain packs their suitcases to go on holiday, the Association of Rioja Alavesa Producers dropped the wine story of the summer with the announcement that it has officially requested the new appellation Arabako Mahastiak / Viñedos de Álava. |
RiojaHaro’s Barrio de la Estación opens up to the worldYolanda Ortiz de Arri | September 22nd, 2015 Bringing together the seven wineries that make up Rioja’s most venerable wine district has not been easy, but the joint tasting held last week was a laudable initiative which highlights the area’s strong points in a crucial moment for the region. |
RiojaThe rebirth of Rioja’s ancient cellarsYolanda Ortiz de Arri | June 9th, 2015 Built in the 16th and 17th centuries, the old Paternina underground cellars in Ollauri house an impressive collection of 250,000 bottles with wines dating back almost a century. Their new owners open the doors of this treasure-trove to Spanish Wine Lover |
RiojaVivanco, the wine museum you must visitAmaya Cervera | August 22nd, 2014 It clearly exceeds expectations thanks to its size, the variety of pieces on display and its ability to surprise. Located in Briones, it has become a major international tourist destination. |