Navarre

The DO Navarre is the production area in the southern part of the Spanish region of Navarre.

A key feature of the DO Navarre region is the extraordinary diversity of its climate and the landscape that stretches over more than 100 kilometers around Pamplona.

The last two decades have seen changes in the wine industry in Navarre that have completely transformed the style of the wines produced. Non-native varieties such as Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Merlot have been introduced. These grape varieties have begun to be cultivated alongside local varieties such as Viura, Tempranillo, and Grenache (the latter being the most widely grown and popular grape variety in the region).

Wines fromthe Navarra appellation offer a wide range of styles, including rosé and red wines—notably the famous Crianza and Reserva—as well as naturally sweet wines made primarily from Muscat. Bodega Viña Magaña offers an elegant selection that showcases this diversity.