The Rioja Alavesa is one of the seven regions of the territory of Alava where it borders with the Rioja. Its tradition of grape wines is famous throughout Spain and the worldwide fame that precedes it makes these wines unique. The towns that make up the Rioja Alavesa are: Ba\u00f1os del Ebro, Crip\u00e1n, Elciego, Elvillar, Labastida, Laguardia, Lanciego, Lapuebla de Labarca, Leza, Moreda de \u00c1lava, Navaridas, Oy\u00f3n, Samaniego, Villabuena de \u00c1lava and Y\u00e9cora. This region bases its economy on the cultivation and production of wine and the appellation of origin is classified as Rioja wine. The most commonly used grape in winemaking is Tempranillo, but we must not forget Viura, Graciano, Garnacha and Mazuelo. For more information, consult the Rioja Alavesa website. Red wine, white wine and ros\u00e9 wine are the 3 types of varieties that the Rioja Alavesa has and are classified depending on the time the wine remains in barrels and bottles. <\/p>\n
Here is an extensive list of the villages of the Rioja Alavesa along with their respective wineries:<\/p>\n