Wine Fandango's calendar of evening tastings and bodega presentations makes it a hub for late, structured wine events in Logrono.
The list: Evening tastings and bodega presentations across the gastronomy-and-wine event calendar
Tip: Check the events calendar; Fandango regularly hosts evening bodega presentations open to the public.
Address: Calle Vara de Rey 5, 26003 Logrono, La Rioja, Spain
Wine Fandango pours cava and sparkling among its rotating by-the-glass selection, a stylish spot for bubbles in central Logrono.
The list: Sparkling and cava among the rotating by-the-glass pours, with flights available
Tip: Open an evening with a glass of cava here before moving on to the Rioja flights.
La Vinoteca offers personalised pairing tastings for groups from its 200-plus list, a flexible evening option on the Laurel.
The list: Personalised tastings and wine-pairing experiences for groups, drawn from 200-plus references
Tip: Good for a private group; they will build a pairing flight from the Rioja, cava and vermouth list.
Tastavin uses Coravin to open premium and rare Riojas by the glass, letting you taste seriously aged bottles late without buying the whole bottle.
The list: Premium and rare Riojas opened by Coravin so they can be poured by the glass into the evening
Tip: Coravin lets Tastavin pour serious bottles by the glass; ask what rare Rioja is open that night.
La Vinoteca keeps a working cava and sparkling section in its 200-plus list, a rare by-the-glass bubbles option on the Laurel.
The list: A cava and sparkling selection within the 200-plus reference list, poured by the glass
Tip: One of the few Laurel bars where you can reliably get a glass of cava rather than only still Rioja.
Wine Fandango pours cava and sparkling among its rotating by-the-glass selection, a stylish spot for bubbles in central Logrono.
The list: Sparkling and cava among the rotating by-the-glass pours, with flights available
Tip: Open an evening with a glass of cava here before moving on to the Rioja flights.
La Tavina's 600-bottle shop includes cava and sparkling you can open in the bar for a small corkage, a flexible way to drink bubbles on the Laurel.
The list: Cava and sparkling bottles from the 600-strong shop opened for a small corkage in the bar
Tip: Pick a cava off the shop shelf and have it opened for the corkage fee instead of paying restaurant markups.
The wine-led anchor of Calle San Juan, pouring roughly fifty references by the glass with Coravin for the rarer bottles. The expert local alternative to Laurel.
The list: Around 50 wines by the glass on the board, mostly Rioja with premium pours served by Coravin, alongside seasonal small plates
Tip: Calle San Juan draws the local wine crowd that finds Calle Laurel too touristy; Tastavin is its standard-bearer for serious by-the-glass Rioja.