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RE: Visiting a Riojan winery: Vivanco
Sure I have enjoyed this visit and thanks for the guided tour.
I've always wanted to visit La Rioja. One of my sisters (who is not on Steemit) was there some years ago; she said she'd like to come back to Spain some day, and I said I should save some money to go with her. Then life changed. But it's still on bucket list.
Best, @juancar347 :)
Ha ha ha ... I'm surprised by what you tell me about one of your sisters who is not on steemit, Marlyn. You Cabrera are a legend on the platform. La Rioja is another of those Spanish Communities that is worth knowing. Not only for the excellence of its wines, which in fact make it famous, but also for its places of mystery, for its history, for the beauty of its towns and I would even dare to say, for the joy and vitality of its people. . As I say, there are 'two Riojas ?, the Alta, which is on the border with the north of Burgos and Álava (with which it shares a certain role:' Rioja Alavesa ') and the Baja, with its capital, the old Calagurris (Calahorra), another interesting city, with an excellent cathedral, too. The good thing about wishes is that you never know: maybe they will come true. A hug