The Places · Spain
Haro
Made By profiles 8 places in Haro, spanning winery, modern wood-fired spanish fine dining — each tied to the people and producers behind it.
01.Winery
La Rioja Alta
Haro, Spain
One of Haro's founding bodegas, La Rioja Alta has shaped the town's identity as the capital of traditional Rioja winemaking for well over a century. Its cellars on Avenida Vizcaya sit within walking distance of the famous Barrio de la Estación cluster, positioning it alongside Muga, CVNE, and López de Heredia as a cornerstone of the old-guard Rioja canon. The winery holds a Pearl 5 Star Prestige award (2025).
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02.Winery
Bodegas Muga
Haro, Spain
Founded in 1932 in Haro, the historic capital of Rioja Alta, Bodegas Muga has maintained continuous family ownership through four generations while holding to traditional winemaking methods that define the region's heritage style. Rated Pearl 4 Star Prestige by EP Club in 2025, the bodega operates from Haro's celebrated Station Quarter alongside some of Rioja's oldest houses, making it a reference point for understanding what the region's wines have long been built on.
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03.Modern Wood-Fired Spanish Fine Dining
Nublo
Haro, Spain
In a 16th-century aristocratic palace on Haro's Plaza San Martín, Nublo brings fire-led modern Spanish cooking to one of La Rioja's most storied wine towns. Chef Miguel Caño, formerly of Mugaritz, anchors his tasting menu in regional ingredients and wood-fired technique. Ranked #357 in Europe by Opinionated About Dining in 2024, rising to #415 in 2025, this is the address that returned serious gastronomic attention to Haro.
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04.Winery
López de Heredia (Viña Tondonia)
Haro, Spain
López de Heredia (Viña Tondonia) is one of Rioja's most deliberate producers, ranking No. 3 on the World's Best Vineyards 2019 list and holding a Pearl 4 Star Prestige rating for 2025. Based in Haro, the winery is defined by extended barrel and bottle aging that runs counter to modern production timelines, releasing wines that arrive on the market years, sometimes decades, after harvest.
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05.Winery
CVNE (Cune)
Haro, Spain
CVNE (Cune) is one of Haro's founding bodegas, operating from its historic Barrio de la Estación address and holding a Pearl 3 Star Prestige rating (2025). The winery sits at the heart of Rioja Alta's classical winemaking tradition, producing a portfolio that has anchored the region's identity for well over a century. Plan visits through Haro's winery quarter, where advance booking is standard practice among the station district houses.
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06.Winery
Bodegas Roda
Haro, Spain
Bodegas Roda occupies a distinct position in Haro's wine quarter, translating the Rioja Alta's clay-rich soils and continental climate into structured, age-worthy Tempranillo. A 2025 Pearl 2 Star Prestige award places it in the upper tier of the region's producer hierarchy. For those tracing the expression of place through Rioja's most serious terroirs, Roda is a considered stop.
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07.Winery
Ramón Bilbao
Haro, Spain
Ramón Bilbao sits in Haro's storied winery district, earning a Pearl 2 Star Prestige rating in 2025 alongside some of La Rioja's most respected labels. The bodega represents a serious tier within the Rioja Alta appellation, where stone, clay, and the Sierra Cantabria's shadow define the character of the wine as much as the cellar work does.
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08.Winery
Bodegas y Vinedos Gómez Cruzado
Haro, Spain
A small Rioja Alta bodega in Haro with roots in 1886, Gómez Cruzado is strongest when read through place: Atlantic-influenced altitude, old bush vines, and a lighter hand with oak. Its Barrio de la Estación setting gives the visit historic weight, while the house style leans toward freshness and line rather than mass.
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