Bodegas Muga, Haro

Yes, it is a huge place. The tour is 90 minutes, but doesn't seem too long. They have their own cooperage and make all of the barrels and vats on site. The two wines served at the end of the tour are Blanco and the standard tinto. The good stuff is at the wine bar. If you don't care about how the wine is made (really pretty typical except for the cooperage) skip the tour and go to the bar.

Wanted to visit to pay for a tasting of the wines to purchase, emailed them and was told we were not welcome as we are travelling with our 9 month old baby. What kind of place doesn't let you come because you have a baby? They say it was due to security reasons, I understand that visiting a winery and having children running around working machinery etc can pose a risk but surely a baby who isn't mobile and is in the parents arms the entire time while they simply taste wine is not going to cause any dramas? As people who work in the wine industry in Australia we see adults causing a lot more trouble for wineries than children ever do.

Great tasting and it's free if you buy bottles of wine. Standard tasting flight of wine is €9 for 6 wines.

Really enjoyable tour and tasting. Beautiful buildings, many traditional wine making processes. Barrel and Vat making on site - v interesting. Good guide. Highly recommended. Follow it up with more wine and tapas in Halo!

Great place for wine tastings, one of the most famous wineries in La Rioja. The wines itself are a bit pricey, but taste nice.