Haro, Spain hosts numerous bodegas at the edge of town. This is a sort of wine capital for the La Rioja region.
You’ll find famous wine makers and also smaller brands here. In the station district you can park and walk between several. Below is a tasting sample from Bodegas Roda.
And take a look at the cellar at Roda:
I’ll post some more about tasting wine in Haro soon. Cheers!
After checking into my hotel in the village of Ábalos, we drove a short distance west to the town of Haro, Spain. Here the various wineries operate tasting rooms and gift shops. The town itself is worth a stroll, which we did, ending at a little bar for lunch.
Bar/restaurant Madrid in the town of Haro, Spain.
Inside, we found the usual bar with various tapas under the glass.
Interior of bar/restaurant Madrid in the town of Haro, Spain.
We sat at one of those round tables you see on the left of the photo above. And here’s a look at just a few of the tapas we enjoyed:
Various tapas at bar/restaurant Madrid in Haro, Spain.
There were several more rounds of tapas, including this batch:
More tapas at bar/restaurant Madrid, in Haro, Spain.
This was another great local meal, the kind that I prefer. I only had a few minutes to chat with the lady operating the place. Next time, I plan on lingering longer to learn some Spanish and experience the local scene a little more.
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