Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in La Rioja from the En Primeur Club guide.
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Alma del Campo is a small, quiet Rioja DOCa winery shaped around Tempranillo and still red wine rather than tasting-room theatre. Its strongest signal is a Reserva reference point: the 2009 Alma del Campo Rioja received 90 points from Falstaff, placing the estate in a grounded, accessibly priced corner of La Rioja’s cellar culture.
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Bodegas El Meson is a quiet Rioja DOCa producer shaped around Tempranillo, Viura, and the region’s long barrel-ageing tradition. Its place inside Grupo Barón de Ley and cellar capacity of around 10,000 barrels position it as a production-minded stop for travellers interested in classic Rioja structure rather than spectacle.
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Bodegas Riovinsa is a working Rioja DOCa winery in La Rioja, oriented toward traditional still wines rather than spectacle-led wine tourism. Its clearest appeal is for drinkers interested in value-driven Tempranillo-based reds and accessible whites such as Paco Real Blanco, with a classic, production-first feel rather than a design-heavy tasting-room experience.
La Rioja, Spain
Marqués de la Concordia brings Rioja heritage into a Madrid-facing wine experience, with roots reaching back to 1870 and a portfolio built around Tempranillo, white Rioja and classic aging categories. The interest here is not novelty but continuity: a historic Rioja identity translated through guided tastings, wine-club culture and a broader Spanish hospitality frame.
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