Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in Corella from the En Primeur Club guide.
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Corella, Spain
Bodegas Camino del Villar is a quiet, rustic Navarra winery in Corella, tied to the Viña Aliaga label and the Fernández-Aliaga family’s long viticultural history. Its interest lies in southern Navarra terroir: more than 50 hectares of vineyards, mature vines, barrel capacity, and a portfolio that moves between Viura, rosé, and Tempranillo-led reds.
Corella, Spain
Bodegas Vicente Malumbres is a traditional Navarra DO winery in Corella, built around family-run production, Garnacha, Tempranillo, still reds and rosado rather than visitor-centre theatre. Its appeal is the functional side of southern Navarra wine culture: quiet cellars, conventional production, and a focus on regional bottles shaped by warm Ribera Baja conditions.
Corella, Spain
Viña Aliaga gives Navarra’s Ribera Baja a clear, soil-led reading: old-vine Garnacha and Tempranillo from calcareous limestone parcels around Corella, handled in a modern cellar with stainless steel and oak. The draw is not spectacle but a grounded estate tasting, especially for drinkers interested in sangrado rosado, mature vines, and the agricultural character of southern Navarra.
Corella, Spain
Viña Zorzal is a family-run Navarra producer in Corella, focused on organic, low-intervention wines from old Garnacha and Graciano parcels across Corella and nearby Fitero. Its appeal sits in the details: stony calcareous clay soils, dry-farmed vineyards, spontaneous fermentation, and a portfolio that treats southern Navarra as a set of distinct sites rather than a single regional shorthand.
Corella, Spain
Viñedos de Calidad reads as a Corella winery shaped by the Ebro-Alhama corridor rather than by polished tasting-room theater. The draw is Navarra red-wine tradition: Tempranillo, Graciano, Mazuelo and other regional varieties, barrel aging in French and American oak, and an estate identity tied to Finca Ontinar and D.O. Navarra.
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