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Food & wine festival · Logroño
Around 21 September 2026
2026
Around 21 September 2026
2027
Around 21 September 2027
Where
Logroño
What it is
The first must of the year is offered to the Virgin of Valvanera; the week runs on tapas along Calle Laurel and free wine tasting.
Dates can shift by a day or two when a local council moves the programme to a weekend, so confirm with the town hall before booking non-refundable travel. Accommodation in Logroño tends to sell out weeks ahead of the festival and prices rise sharply on the main night.
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Fiestas de San Mateo — Rioja Grape Harvest, explained
The first must of the year is offered to the Virgin of Valvanera; the week runs on tapas along Calle Laurel and free wine tasting. It's a food & wine event held in Logroño.
Fiestas de San Mateo — Rioja Grape Harvest runs Around 21 September 2026 in Logroño. Councils can move the exact days by a day or two to land on a weekend, so confirm with the town hall before booking non-refundable travel.
The provisional 2027 dates are Around 21 September 2027, in Logroño.
Yes — like the great majority of Spanish town festivals, Fiestas de San Mateo — Rioja Grape Harvest is free and open-air; you only pay for food, drink and any seating the town sells for a parade or firework display.
Book a room in Logroño itself as early as you can: accommodation for this kind of festival sells out weeks ahead and prices climb sharply for the main night. A base in Logroño also means you're not relying on late transport home once the celebrations run past midnight.
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