Bodegas Manzanos

Manzanos Wines: A Legacy of Rioja Winemaking

Bodegas Manzanos, founded in 1890, is a family-owned winery that proudly represents the fifth generation of the Manzanos family. With a rich history in winemaking, the winery is among the ten largest producers in the Rioja region and ranks as one of the top three in DO Navarra. Spanning 1,525 hectares across these two prestigious appellations, Bodegas Manzanos is currently led by brothers Víctor and David Fernández de Manzanos, along with Laura Mateo, Víctor's wife.

As the oldest winery in Haro, Bodegas Manzanos dates back to 1801 and includes the historic buildings of Bodegas Berceo and the Palacio de Tejada.

Flagship Winery of Azagra in the Rioja Appellation

The Azagra winery, surrounded by stunning vineyards and rolling hills, produces renowned wines under the Rioja del Reyno label. Visitors will appreciate its château-style architecture, built in 2002. The winery cultivates grape varieties such as Tempranillo, Graciano, Garnacha, and Mazuelo, along with high-quality Viura, Tempranillo Blanco, and Chardonnay, resulting in a diverse range of rich red, white, and rosé wines.

Tradition of Navarra Rosé Production

Another notable winery, located in the Campanas region, was established in 1864 and is the oldest in the Navarra DO region. Originally a pilgrim hostel on the road to Santiago, Bodegas Manzanos Campanas became a certified producer and was the first in Navarra to offer rosé wines in the 1950s.