Finca Rioja

Bodegas Vallobera operates across the volcanic clay and iron-rich soils of Rioja Alavesa's northern plateau, where diurnal temperature swings between the Ebro valley and cooler elevations sharpen acidity and phenolic ripeness in Tempranillo. The estate's Finca

bottling sources from a single parcel, fermented in temperature-controlled stainless steel and aged in French oak for 12 months, allowing the wine to develop secondary complexity without overwhelming primary fruit character.

Rioja Alavesa's cooler microclimate—compared to the warmer Rioja Oriental—produces wines with lifted acidity and silky tannin structure rather than extraction-driven power. This expression balances the region's traditional restraint with modern cellar technique, drinking well now through 2028.