Top Wineries & Wine Shops
This selection features the most significant wine producers in La Rioja, spanning from the historic 19th-century cellars of Haro's Station District to avant-garde architectural landmarks in Elciego. The list highlights diverse production styles, including traditionalists using century-old oak vats and in-house cooperages, boutique estates focusing on organic and recovered grape varieties like Maturana Blanca, and modern facilities utilizing gravity-flow systems. Visitors can explore ancient underground 'calados,' Eiffel-designed cellars, and some of the region's oldest industrial estates.
Bodega Viña Ijalba
Organic producer specializing in the recovery of rare indigenous grape varieties, including Maturana Blanca and Graciano.
Bodegas Muga S.A.
Historic Haro winery established in 1932. It maintains an in-house cooperage and uses oak for every stage of fermentation and aging.
Bodegas Lecea
Features 16th-century underground caves in San Asensio. The winery preserves traditional methods, including manual grape treading in stone vats.
Bodegas y Viñedos Tritium
Family-run winery in Cenicero utilizing centenarian vineyards and traditional production methods to create concentrated, old-vine wines.
E Bodegas Marqués de Riscal
Founded in 1858, this winery features a landmark titanium building designed by Frank Gehry and pioneered the Bordeaux method in Rioja.
Bodegas Marqués de Riscal
One of Rioja's oldest wineries, known for its historic cellars and the iconic contemporary architecture of its hotel and visitor center.
Bodegas Ramón Bilbao
Established in 1924 in Haro, this producer is known for its modern approach to Tempranillo and extensive barrel aging facilities.
Bodegas David Moreno La Rioja Alt
Located in Badarán, this winery features deep underground 'calados' and specializes in wines sourced from high-altitude vineyards.
Cune Vino
Founded in 1879, the Haro cellar includes a notable aging room designed by the Eiffel studio, featuring a column-free roof supported by metal trusses.
Valenciso
Boutique winery in Ollauri producing limited-edition Reservas using concrete tanks for fermentation and sustainable viticulture practices.
Bodegas La Rioja Alta
Established in 1890 in Haro's Station District. Renowned for traditional, long-aged Gran Reservas and maintaining an on-site cooperage.
Bodegas Beronia
Founded in 1973, the facility features a sustainable, gravity-led design and is known for using mixed oak barrels with American staves and French heads.
Bodega Ojuel
Small-scale producer in Sojuela focusing on organic viticulture and the recovery of 'Supurao,' a traditional sweet wine made from sun-dried grapes.
El Coto de Rioja
Large-scale producer in Oyón known for modern winemaking techniques and housing one of the region's largest barrel aging cellars.
Bodega Institucional de la Grajera
An experimental and institutional winery owned by the regional government, focused on viticulture research, education, and sustainable production.
Bodegas Montecillo
Founded in 1874 in Fuenmayor, it is the third oldest winery in Rioja and specializes in classic, long-aged red wines.
Bodegas Olarra S.A
Known for its Y-shaped architecture and 111 hexagonal domes designed to naturally regulate temperature and humidity during the aging process.
R. López de Heredia Viña Tondonia, S.A.
A highly traditional winery founded in 1877. It uses 19th-century equipment, large oak vats, and an in-house cooperage with no modern machinery.
Bodegas Marqués de Murrieta
Established in 1852 at the Ygay Estate. It is one of the region's oldest industrial wineries, famous for the high-end Castillo Ygay labels.
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