Set in Haro's former jail and town hall, Los Canos pairs traditional Riojan cooking with local wine under original stone and timber.
The list: Local Rioja list matched to traditional Riojan cooking in a historic stone building
Tip: A characterful Haro dinner stop after a day in the Barrio de la Estacion bodegas.
Address: Calle San Bernardo, 26200 Haro, La Rioja, Spain
Wine Fandango doubles as a design-led lounge near the Espolon, with vermouth, cocktails and by-the-glass Rioja for a slower evening.
The list: Roughly 20 by-the-glass pours plus vermouth and cocktails in the lounge area
Tip: The lounge side suits a longer sit with vermouth or a glass before dinner near the Espolon park.
La Tavina's first floor doubles as a calm lounge where you can open any of 600 shop bottles for a modest corkage, away from the street bustle.
The list: Any of 600 shop bottles opened for a small corkage and drunk in the calm upstairs space
Tip: The upstairs lounge is the quiet escape from the Laurel; pick a bottle off the shelf and settle in.
El Lagar's comfortable room and 250-bottle list make it an easygoing evening lounge for working through Rioja by the glass.
The list: A 250-strong list open by the glass and bottle for unhurried evening drinking
Tip: A calmer alternative to the Laurel for a long evening over several glasses from the deep list.
Among Calle Laurel's bars, La Vinoteca keeps a genuine vermouth and aromatised-wine list alongside its Rioja and cava, perfect for the local vermut hour.
The list: Over 200 references including a vermouth selection alongside cava and Rioja
Tip: Vermut time is a Logrono ritual; this is one of the few Laurel bars taking its vermouth list seriously.
A specialist Rioja shop near the Espolon with a small bar counter for vermouth and by-the-glass tasting of village and single-vineyard wines.
The list: A specialist shop and counter for vino de municipio and vinedos singulares, with local vermouth poured at the bar
Tip: Logrono licensing limits formal tastings here, but you can still get a small pour of vermouth or wine to know what you are buying.
La Tavina runs Monday-evening producer tastings and weekend courses, the most consistent late tasting program in central Logrono.
The list: Monday-evening guided tastings with regional producers plus weekend tasting courses, drawn from a 600-bottle cellar
Tip: Book ahead for the Monday producer tastings; they are small and fill with locals.