• Laguardia - Laguardia is a delightful village in Spain, celebrated for its narrow, cobblestone streets and medieval urban design resembling an almond. It boasts fortified walls and a network of underground tunnels historically used as wine cellars. With its rich history and scenic beauty, Laguardia provides a unique window into the past.
• Bodegas Ostatu S.L. - Ostatu Winery, located in the charming town of Samaniego in the Rioja Alavesa region, is a historic, family-owned estate with a legacy spanning over 250 years. Situated in an 18th-century building that once served as a country inn, the winery embodies the warm hospitality and rich traditions of the Basque Country. The Sáenz de Samaniego family oversees 40 hectares of vineyards, cultivating a variety of grapes such as Tempranillo, Graciano, and Malvasia. Ostatu Winery is celebrated for its dedication to quality and innovation, merging traditional methods with modern techniques to craft exceptional wines.
• Bodegas y Vinedos Gomez Cruzado - Next, the journey continues to Bodega Gómez Cruzado, one of the oldest wineries in the Barrio de la Estación in Haro, established in 1886. This historic, family-owned bodega blends long-standing Rioja tradition with a refined, small-production approach focused on vineyard expression. Guests enjoy a guided tasting inside the winery, surrounded by barrels and tanks, sampling a selection of their signature wines and gaining insight into their winemaking philosophy and the character of Rioja Alta.
• Bodegas Roda - Bodegas Roda is a modern yet sophisticated winery located adjacent to the historic Barrio de la Estación in Haro. Built above a former 19th-century underground cellar, the winery is designed to utilize gravity and natural conditions, combining contemporary architecture with traditional winemaking philosophy. Visitors explore the underground cellar before enjoying a tasting of their renowned wines, including Roda I red and Roda I white, accompanied by a tasting of their premium olive oil.
• Labastida - Lunch is served in a family-owned restaurant in Labastida, offering a delightful menu of regional Riojan cuisine, with specialties that highlight local flavors. Their lamb chops grilled on ‘sarmiento’ are notable for their distinctive smoky taste. The restaurant emphasizes fresh, local ingredients to create authentic Riojan dishes, providing a rustic dining experience with hearty, traditional flavors.

• Lunch
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Professional guide
• Visit a medieval village
• Alcoholic beverages
• Visiting 3 Rioja wineries

• Gratuities

Experience Rioja in an intimate group of no more than 7 participants, guided by an exceptional local expert who ensures the day is relaxed, educational, and truly enjoyable.

Participants will visit three meticulously chosen wineries, ranging from traditional producers to contemporary pioneers, sampling a variety of premium wines that highlight both heritage and innovation. The day concludes with a gourmet lunch at a beloved rustic restaurant, where traditional Riojan dishes with a modern twist are paired with local wines.

This tour focuses on excellent wine, delicious food, and discovering Rioja in a warm, personal manner—more like spending a day with friends in wine country than attending a typical tour.

• Adults only (minimum 18 years old)
• Travel time from San Sebastian to Rioja is 3,5 hours both ways

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.