Wine Route and Tasting at Bodegas Amézola de la Mora, Torremontalbo

Context The wine route at Bodegas Amézola de la Mora takes place in Torremontalbo, the heart of Rioja Alta, where the winemaking tradition has been preserved since 2002. This family-run winery cultivates its own grape varieties across its vineyards, which stretch across a rural landscape where the air carries the scents of earth and wood. The visit offers a genuine look into traditional wine production in a quiet, less-touristed setting—perfect for those seeking authenticity.

The Experience The visit begins with a walk through the vineyards, where the wind carries the fragrance of ripening grapes. Then, visitors descend into the cool, subterranean cellars—spacious, naturally ventilated areas where wine ages slowly over time. The tour concludes in the tasting room, where three wines with smooth textures and intense aromas are enjoyed with a local appetizer that enhances each sip. The guide provides detailed explanations about grape varieties and winemaking techniques, creating a warm, personal atmosphere.

For Whom This activity is suitable for adults and children over 6 years old who can walk and stand during the visit. Ideal for wine lovers interested in family-run wineries and small groups seeking personalized attention. Not recommended for people with limited mobility without assistance, or for those seeking physically demanding activities.

Local Context Torremontalbo preserves historical heritage, including the Zúñiga Family’s Torre Fuerte and historic palaces reflecting centuries of history. The winery is part of this rural community, where viticulture is both tradition and craft. Each harvest season connects past and present in every bottle.