Probably the best place to have a breakfast, light lunch or afternoon cocktail. Plently of history…read morein this Bar and many fine small details. I laugh whenever I read a little message at the bottom of the mirror. It goes something like "Usted esta reflejando en este espejo por cortesia del Cafe Breton". Mr. Colo the bar owner is a tall gentleman always in good spirits.

Enjoyable tour of a large production winery. The barrel room and bottle room are absolutely huge…read more The winery sits in middle of the grape vines and they offer a great place to sit outside to enjoy a small bite and a glass of wine. I took the English tour. The tour guide was super friendly and very knowledgeable. The winery is one of the most sustainable wineries in Spain, possibly at top the the list. I highly recommend a visit when in the Logroño area.

What a place and what an experience at Campo Viejo. The number one thing was service service…read moreservice. We basically closed down the winery that afternoon and we left because we wanted to, because they would have continued to serve us, that's how great the staff was. Now let's talk wine, I love wine but don't knwo much about specific wines, however I didn't need to know the staff was knowledgeable for both of us. The tour was great and the tasting even better. They were not shy with the portions. The tasting also includes some snacks, they do not serve food so make sure you are not expecting to eat there. The views were phenomenal. We didn't get to do a walk of the vines because of the heat. Would have been added bonus to so that, nonetheless they allowed us to get near and see them and take photos which was perfect for us. Overall a great experience!!! Would go back when visiting that area or Spain. Will be buying the one state side as well!!!

Came here on a wine tour through Rioja in October. This was our final stop and quite the surprise…read moreas it was inside the high walls of a city/village. This was definitely the most unique winery of the tour, and possibly one of the most uniques ones I've ever experienced. Based on the size and look of it when we walked in, we were expecting it to just be a tasting room. However, it was indeed a working winery, the wine making just happened underground! I've been in wine caves before, but never like these where the wine making process is done in the caves and tunnels as well. A very cool thing to learn about and see first hand. The caves were pretty expensive and fun to explore with our tasting host. At the end of the tour we got to taste two of their wines in the cave, and enjoyed a cheese and meat pairing with the two. We really enjoyed one of the wines we tried here and ended up getting a couple bottles of it. The wines were extremely reasonably priced so we also ended up getting a couple bottles that we didn't try. We've had one of them so far and it was fabulous. Also cool about this winery is that all of the bottles/labels are based on fables. It was very interesting to learn about each one.

There's no shortage of famous Rioja wine. What is rare in the US is white Rioja. Vivanco makes a…read morefairly tasty bianco, but they also go for rosado, crianza and a reserva. A full line of offerings if you will. The bianco exhibits some citrus, some tropical and apple notes. Fairly young, refreshing, and most importantly tasty with food.