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   What is Rioja Baja wine?

   • Rioja Oriental: Formerly the Rioja Baja, the name was changed to indicate this region being the most eastern of the three (which is the meaning of Oriental). The wines from this region are more fruit-forward and the new wineries in the region focus on a richer style wine that’s rounder and more lush.

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   Where is Rioja Baja located?

   • New! Rioja Baja is a subregion of the Rioja wine region located in northern Spain. Rioja Baja forms the largest portion of the region, extending southeast of the provincial capital Logrono, to the small town of Alfaro.

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   Where does Rioja wine come from?

   • Rioja wine takes its name, like many other wines made in the Old World, from the Rioja region where it is produced. The Rioja region is landlocked in North Central Spain and includes three sub-regions. Tempranillo, a red wine grape that’s indigenous to Spain, is the dominant grape in Rioja.

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   What is the difference between Rioja Baja and Rioja Oriental?

   • Rioja Oriental (Eastern Rioja) is a sub-region of the Rioja wine region in northern Spain. Known previously as Rioja Baja (i.e. lower in altitude), the name change was implemented in 2018. Some producers in the region were keen to avoid any possible inference of quality – especially in comparison to Rioja Alta.

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   What makes Rioja a good wine?

   • Grounded in Spanish wine making, Rioja has a strict set of rules regarding its classification, and these produce a beautiful result: a big wine with high tannin that pairs up well with meat, delivering structure and fruitiness. A delicious Spanish red that pairs with everything a growing wine drinker loves.

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   What are the different types of Rioja wine?

   • In the market, you can find two main styles of Rioja wine. These are the result of different winemaking techniques, specifically the use of American or French oak. The three sub-regions (appellations) of La Rioja are Rioja Oriental, Rioja Alta, and Rioja Alavesa.

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   Aug 20, 2024 · An in-depth analysis of the three Sub-regions of Spain's Rioja Wine Region. Learn about Rioja Baja (Oriental), Alta & Alavesa and the wines being produced here. Rioja’s three sub-regions enjoy a diversity of soils, terroirs and micro-climates, each making wines of unique personality and character.

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   May 26, 2024 · Rioja Oriental (Eastern Rioja) is a sub-region of the Rioja wine region in northern Spain. Known previously as Rioja Baja (i.e. lower in altitude), the name change was implemented in 2018.

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   Rioja Baja is a subregion of the Rioja wine region located in northern Spain. Rioja Baja forms the largest portion of the region, extending southeast of the provincial capital Logrono, to the small town of Alfaro.

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   Rioja Baja wine region is located in the the north of Spain and is the easternmost region of DOC Rioja. It has been a wine region for over 400 years. Nowadays, more than 24,000 hectares of vineyards are being planted in Rioja Baja, with family wineries and cooperatives.

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   Rioja Baja The most southern valley of La Rioja borders the wine region of Navarra and is also close to Campo de Borja wine region in Aragon, Spain. The best vineyards in this area can be found in the valley high up in the mountains.

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   Rioja is Spain’s most famous wine and perfect for full red wine lovers. Learn about the four types, from Rioja to Gran Reserva

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    Grounded in Spanish wine making, Rioja has a strict set of rules regarding its classification, and these produce a beautiful result: a big wine with high tannin that pairs up well with meat, delivering structure and fruitiness.