Contino Viña Del Olivo 2021 | Rioja
Artuke Paso las Mañas 2023 | Rioja
Viña Ane Centenaria 2022 | La Sonsierra | Rioja
Viña Tondonia Reserva 2010 | Rioja
Amaren Blanco 2017 | Rioja
Viña Tondonia Gran Reserva 2001 | Rioja
Prado Enea Gran Reserva 2016 | Muga | Rioja
Viña Tondonia Reserva 2010 | Rioja | Magnum (1,5L)
Prado Enea Gran Reserva 2015 | Rioja
El Bosque 2019 | Viñedos de Páganos
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DOCa Rioja, recognised as a Denominación de Origen Calificada in 1991, is the historical benchmark of Spanish wine. Three sub-zones define its diversity: Rioja Alta, with an Atlantic climate and clay-limestone soils, produces wines of great structure and acidity; Rioja Alavesa, in Basque Country on similar calcareous soils, yields more elegant wines in smaller volumes; Rioja Oriental (formerly Baja), with Mediterranean influence and alluvial soils, contributes body and alcohol.
Tempranillo dominates the blend, complemented by Garnacha, Graciano and Mazuelo in reds, and Viura, Malvasía and Garnacha Blanca in whites. The traditional ageing classification — Joven, Crianza, Reserva, Gran Reserva — has coexisted since 2017 with a new territorial hierarchy: Viñedo Singular (single vineyard), Municipio and Zona, allowing the origin to be identified with the precision of a Bordeaux appellation.
The major independent producers — many of them historic houses — coexist with a new generation of growers committed to organic viticulture, spontaneous fermentation and century-old bush vines.






