Casa La Rad

Casa La Rad is a wine estate located in Rioja Oriental, in the Ocón Valley, designated as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Vineyards, woodland and traditional agriculture coexist within a single, continuous property. Spanning more than 800 hectares—only part of which is planted to vines—the estate preserves a diverse natural environment that plays a central role in the identity of its wines.

Casa La Rad is a wine estate located in Rioja Oriental, in the Ocón Valley, designated as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Vineyards, woodland and traditional agriculture coexist within a single, continuous property.

Spanning more than 800 hectares—only part of which is planted to vines—the estate preserves a diverse natural environment that plays a central role in the identity of its wines.

The vineyards lie between approximately 525 and 675 metres of altitude, across a range of soils and exposures that allow different varieties to be grown under distinct conditions. From the winery, the estate opens onto wide views over the Ebro Valley.

This diversity, together with the balance between cultivated land and natural surroundings, defines the character of the vineyard and brings freshness, precision and depth to the wines.

Winemaking takes place entirely on the estate, under the direction of winemaker Bárbara Palacios. The estate works primarily with Garnacha and Tempranillo, alongside other traditional varieties, as different interpretations of the same vineyard.

The approach is grounded in sustainable practices recognised by Fair’n Green certification. The result is a limited production that faithfully reflects the landscape and identity of the estate.