Manzanilla paired with green olives, a classic combination! All kinds of seafood don’t miss coquinas from the Guadalquivir river Wine and foodie corner Manzanilla and green olives Wineries in Jerez, Puerto de Santa Maria and Sanlucar de Barrameda such as Grupo Osborne(Puerto de Santa Maria), Tio Pepe (Jerez) and Bodegas Delgado Zuleta (Sanlucar), among many others. If you haven’t been to Cordoba and Seville, you should definitely stop by! You could easily fly to Seville or Jerez de la Frontera. If you are a Sherry lover and would like discovering the mix of cultures and the ancient heritage present in the Andalusian region, Jerez is the wine destination for you! Looking to know more about Sherry Wines? Join our next ONLINE WINE TASTING about SHERRY wines on Sunday 28th June 2020! The famous Sherry triangle is integrated by the cities of Jerez de la Frontera, El Puerto de Santa María and Sanlúcar de Barrameda where the Jerez tradition has been alive for centuries. Jerez is the Spanish wine region –within the province of Andalusia– where Sherry is produced and its fellow Manzanilla is made nearby in Sanlúcar de Barrameda. South-west Spain has so much to offer with all its cultural past reuniting the Jewish, Muslim and Christian cultures and all the richness of this heritage that you can find in the many towns and cities of Andalusia region. Jerez – the Spanish wine region for Sherry production The architectural design of Marques de Riscal Hotel (Frank Gehry) and Bodegas Ysios (Santiago Calatrava) Looking to know more about Rioja Wines? Join our next Online Wine Tasting about RIOJA on Saturday 20th JuneĢ. The views from Laguardia town over the vineyards Trying patatas a la Riojana, Pochas, Esparragos Blancos (white asparagus) and delicious Lechal (suckling lamb).

Eating pinchos in calle Laurel in Logroño Haro, Logroño, Laguardia and Elciego are all lovely towns that you shouldn’t miss during your Spanish wine tour of Rioja! If you are travelling to the Spanish capital, we organise tours from Madrid to Rioja. Pamplona, Bilbao and San Sebastian are good options to fly to when planning to visit Rioja. Moreover, the “Riojana” gastronomy is one of a kind! Taking its origins on outstanding products of the land such as peppers, onions, tomatoes, asparagus, peas, beans and peppers, it is simple but so succulent! Take for example Pochas, beans not fully dried cooked with tasty pork sausage (chorizo) or Patatas a la Riojana, a potato stew with chorizo and dried red peppers.

Both towns are wonderful options to stay, although Logroño desīut what can Rioja offer travellers apart from top-quality wines? You would be amazed by beautiful views over contrasted landscapes: the greenness of vineyards, the snow-capped mountains and the rivers crisscrossing the valleys! Looking to know more about Rioja Wines? Join our next Online Wine Tasting about RIOJA on Saturday 20th June You can start your wine tour either from Haro (Rioja Alta) or Logroño (Rioja Alavesa).

Rioja has three sub-regions: Rioja Alta, Rioja Alavesa and Rioja Baja the first two being the most celebrated, although Rioja Baja has recently been producing extraordinary wines too. But the landscapes are also breath-taking and the wineries offer a wide range of wine experiences. The wines are fabulous and top-ranked by international critics and connoisseurs. Internationally renowned, Rioja is without any doubt the most acclaimed Spanish wine region in the world. Rioja – the most famous Spanish wine region Visiting Bodegas Muga in Haro

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