Wine tourism blog

9 original wine phrases

In the world of wine, the culture that surrounds it goes beyond tasting and pairing. Some phrases are like little linguistic jewels that capture the essence and magic hidden behind each bottle. On our journey through the wine tourism universe, knowing these...

Wine tourism: Discover the best wine routes in Spain

Imagine touring landscapes full of vineyards, tasting exquisite wines and learning the history of each winery directly from its creators. That is wine tourism, an experience that combines the love for wine with the passion for traveling. But what are the best wine...

Marqués de Riscal Wineries voted second best wine tourism destination in the world

The D.O.Ca Rioja winery, Marqués de Riscal, is once again the second most valued wine tourism destination in the world, according to the World's Best Vineyards 2023 competition. Its offer has been crowned as the top international benchmark in the world of wine,...

Best 20 wineries for visit with childrend in La Rioja

Wine tourism is an experience to enjoy as a family and can be adapted to everyone, even the little ones! If you're thinking of visiting a winery with children in La Rioja, Rumbowine offers a variety of wineries that are not only fascinating for adults but also fun and...

Typical food of La Rioja

The gastronomy of La Rioja is strongly marked by the products of the land. Paired with its Denomination of Origin wine, the most typical dishes are cooked with food grown in the fertile orchards found throughout the region, especially in the valley of the river Ebro....

Golf and wine: the perfect pairing

The best wine regions in the world

What to see in Haro, the capital of the Rioja wine region

If you are looking for a plan to enjoy wine tourism, don't miss the city of Haro. Known for its cultural wealth, the town stands out for its great artistic heritage and its historic quarter, declared an Asset of Cultural Interest. In addition, what makes this land...

Top 5 oldest wineries in Spain

Wine production in Spain was already taking place even before the arrival of the Romans to the Iberian Peninsula. In the area of Valencia, archaeological remains dating back more than 2,500 years have been identified that could be wine cellars dug by the Iberians in...