Viña Ardanza Selección Especial 2010

In the very heart of Rioja Alta, the Barrio de la Estación de Haro is not only a picturesque area but also the soul of the region's winemaking tradition. Its name originates from a vital connection with the Haro train station, inaugurated in 1860, which was the driving force behind the growth of the area's wine trade. The arrival of the railway allowed wines from the Denominación de Origen Rioja to reach both national and international markets, spreading the region's fame to every corner of the globe. However, it wasn't just transportation that transformed this district into a wine reference point. The easy access to the station attracted wineries that began to establish themselves in the area, building a unique winemaking identity that has endured over time. Thus, the Barrio de la Estación became the epicentre of Rioja viticulture, where the art of winemaking intertwines with the history and tradition of the region. One of the most iconic wineries in this district is La Rioja Al