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Villabuena de Álava, 01307
Álava, España
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Land of Wine

CULTURE, TRADITION AND TOIL
IN THE HEART OF LA RIOJA ALAVESA

Generations dedicated to improving everything possible, harvest after harvest. And conserving, year after year, a way of doing things. And even if it's difficult, bringing back grapes, techniques and ideas we thought had disappeared forever. Welcome to the Land of Wine.

As of today, with its 300 inhabitants, Villabuena de Álava has 43 wineries. Although the most well-known are Luís Cañas, Valserrano and Izadi, you can't miss out on the small family operations, some of them with over five generations dedicated to the divine wine-making profession. The last generational change led these small family wineries to bring back varieties that were almost extinct, making for riskier, truly interesting concepts.

The wine route goes beyond the village's boundaries. Without leaving the region, very nearby we arrive at the famous villages of Laguardia, El Ciego, Baños de Ebro and Samaniego, which are also well-known for their large wineries of worldwide acclaim. Our advice: visit the area leisurely and keep your palate and eyes open.

We have packages that include guided tours, but if you would like, we can give you suggestions and organise routes based on your tastes and interests.

Rioja Alavesa. 15 municipalities dedicated to wine.

Wine, history and nature. Discover the region through its wineries, monuments and people.

This region in Álava, Basque Country, with 11,500 hectares of vineyards, draws its southern border at the Ebro River. The northern border lies at the Sierra de Cantabria and the Sierra de Toloño mountain ranges. When Romans inhabited the area, there were already prehistoric ruins. Its location halfway between the heart of the Basque Country and the La Rioja community makes it a perfect starting point to discover the most well-known wine agricultural region in Spain with the greatest international prestige. Visiting the area makes for a complete wine and culinary experience.

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