Wine Tourism with Picnic in Torremontalbo, La Rioja

Context /nIn Torremontalbo, La Rioja Alta, lies Bodegas Amézola de la Mora, a family-run winery with a historic stone underground cellar dating back to 1816. Surrounded by rolling vineyards, the landscape shifts dramatically with the seasons, especially in autumn when golden and copper hues blanket the hills. This experience blends wine heritage, local gastronomy, and the natural beauty of the region./n/n### The Experience /nYour visit begins with a guided walk through the vineyards and the traditional, cool stone cellar, where the scent of damp earth and aging barrels creates a timeless atmosphere. You’ll then enjoy a wine tasting featuring selections such as Viña Amézola Reserva and Señorío de Amézola Crianza, with the guide explaining each wine’s origin and character. The highlight is a leisurely outdoor picnic among the vines, offering panoramic views of the Ebro River and the Sierra de Cantabria, served with local specialties including Iberian cured meats, aged Cameros cheese, potato omelette, and duck confit./n/n### For Whom /nThis experience is ideal for couples, small groups, and families with children over six years old who can walk and stand for up to two hours. It is not recommended for visitors with limited mobility or those seeking high-intensity physical activities./n/n### Local Context /nThe winery preserves the deep-rooted family traditions and viticultural culture of La Rioja Alta. Nearby towns such as San Asensio and Briones offer additional cultural and culinary experiences, enriching your visit with authentic regional charm and warm hospitality.