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When you visit Bodegas Lan for the first time and enter the 6,400 m2 ageing warehouse, which is completely diaphanous, it may seem to you that they have literally followed what one of the Marx Brothers shouts out in the film "GO West": "Timber! Timber!". However, the truth is quite the opposite. Behind one of the largest ageing warehouses in our country, which can hold more than 50,000 barrels, we can find a plethora of methods and techniques to achieve the modern Riojas of the 21st century. A grand project that began in 1972 and that catapulted Bodegas Lan as one of the most modern and innovative wineries in Europe and, most likely, in the world.
D.O.: D.O.Ca. Rioja
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Bodegas LAN is full of meaning, starting with their name of choice, which has to be written in capital letters. This is because it is based on the initials of the three provinces that form D.O.Ca. Rioja: Logroño, Álava and Navarra.
Bodegas LAN is situated in Fuenmayor and was opened for the first time in 1972 by a group of industrials from northern Spain. Among some names and companies like Rumasa or Marcos Eguizábal, soon appeared Gabriel Celaya (Grupo Celaya) who also acquired the winery Santiago Ruíz in Rías Baixas.
These were years of renovation, effort, studies and strong investments, where Grupo Celaya and a young and dynamic team, lead by Javier Echarri in the General Management, and Víctor Leiva in the oenology branch, set the foundations of what is today an established winery. Here, wine combines the necessary commercial appearance with the expression of the traits of humanity, capability, of a constant search for perfection, of passion for wine and a vision of future.
Despite all of this, their profit was still quite low, so in 2002 they sold 80% of Bodegas LAN and Bodega Santiago Ruíz to the venture capital company Mercapital.
Ten years later, in 2012, the Portuguese group Sogrape Vinhos bought the two wineries of the group, which has currently been extended with Bodegas Marqués de Burgos, in Ribera del Duero, and Duquesa de Valladolid, in Rueda.
Sogrape Vinhos is the most important winemaking group in Portugal. It belongs to the Portuguese family Guedes, who founded the company in 1942. This company is recognised worldwide by its brands Mateus Rose and many other wines, among which we can highlight Offley and Ferreira, and the labels Callabriga and Pena de Pato, also in Portugal, and Jerez Sandeman, which is marketed in Spain.
Currently, the company is present in Mendoza, Argentina, through the farm Finca Flichman, which produces quality wines under the same name; New Zealand, with the purchase of Viña Framingham; and Chile, through Chateau Los Boldos.
The property and their work philosophy
Bodegas Lan, located in the industrial estate outside Fuenmayor, has 72 hectares of vineyards, called Viña Lanciano, and they also control another 400 hectares. They monitor them closely with the suppliers of their vines during the entire growth cycle, plot by plot, and they help them make decisions when it comes to viticulture, pruning, manure, ... And the most important thing of all, determining the right time for the harvest.
In 2002, María Barúa joined LAN. She has a BA in Chemistry and Oenology by the University of La Rioja, and she is currently the oenologist leading the technical management of the firm, with a team that has great experience and youth, passion for wine and the technical know-how to produce wines that reflect the profile of the terroir. Respect for the land and the balance of nature have become the distinguishing marks of LAN, which advocates for sustainable viticulture, caring for the raw materials and handling the land without using any chemical manure.
Viña Lanciano is a spectacular farm located on a meander of the river Ebro, which is a natural border between Rioja Alta and Rioja Alavesa, protected by the mountain range Sierra de Cantabria, where we can find small plots for the production of their high-range wines. It is divided into 24 plots, with Tempranillo, Mazuelo, Graciano and Grenache vines that are over 60 years old. Here, they use sustainable and balanced viticulture, encouraging the self-defence of plants. They begin the harvest when the grapes are at their optimal ripening stage. Harvest is carried out manually in the entire farm, controlling the situation in each of their plots. Once they arrive at the winery, they select each bunch and each berry, so that only the ones that are in perfect condition can pass on to the next production stage.
In the winery, they are stored in stainless steel, at a controlled temperature, in barrels made from American oak, French oak from Allier, Limousin and Nevers, and Central European, Hungarian and Bosnian oak. They all have a 225-litre capacity, and they are stacked in threes, in 14-story pyramids. An exclusive and patented system allows each barrel to carry only its own weight.
Each type of oak has been meticulously studies. Therefore, the French oak that comes from different woodlands provides soft aromas and vanilla, clove and chocolate tastes. The American oak, which comes from Ohio and Missouri, offers aromas of coconut and aromatic herbs. Russian oak, which comes from the Caucasus and the Republic of Adygea, is less odorant and more respectful with the raw materials, while mixed barrels with American oak staves and French oak bottoms give the wines a unique personality.
And the ageing warehouse, a diaphanous space with 6,400 m2, is an incredible sight. Each one of the wines contained in the barrels is identified and controlled through a microchip that is embedded in the wood. This microchip informs at every second and with accuracy the status of every barrel and every wine. It provides the origin of the barrel, the type of oak it is made from, its toasting level, the variety and the source of the grape or the wine, the date it was filled, the number and date of each racking, etc. To do this, two astonishing computerised gantry cranes automatically locate the barrel rack and carry out the precise movements. This ensures that the racking of the wines and the stacking of the barrels is done carefully, avoiding sudden movements that would make it impossible for the lees to settle in the bottom of the barrel during the ageing of the wine.
Then, wine is filtered and bottled in conditions of total asepsis to achieve the microbiological balance of the product and to prevent the wine from suffering any alterations during its ageing time in the bottle or during the reductive ageing process. The wine achieves its fullness, roundness and finesse in the winery's bottle racks during the necessary time so that it can offer its best features when it is tasted.
However, before it gets to this point, it has also gone through an exhaustive control and cleaning process. All its materials, like corks, bottles, capsules, etc. are thoroughly cleaned. Bodegas LAN requires all of its suppliers to be certified by ISO 9002; another of the winery's quality conditions.
The results are wines designed under an ageing process that has been thought through, always balanced and measured, where the wood plays an important part from the backstage, giving its wines a new and different Riojan style.
Wines from Bodegas LAN
The range of wines from Bodegas Lan is quite a complete one. On the one hand, it gathers the most traditional style of Rioja with the LAN Crianza, Reserva and Gran Reserva, and on the other hand, it provides a more modern line with single-vineyard or high-range wines: LAN D-12, Viña Lanciano, Culmen and LAN a Mano.
LAN Crianza is made from Tempranillo (85%), Grenache (10%) and Mazuelo. It is aged for 12 months in oak barrels. It is full-bodied, immersive and fine on the nose, with fresh and ripe fruit aromas and some minty balsamic hints, all well blended among spiced vanilla, toasted and white wood notes. In the mouth, it is tasty, with an acidity that freshens the sweet and fine tannins, which boost its vanilla spiced, slightly-toasted red fruits.
LAN Reserva is made from 92% Tempranillo grapes and 8% Graciano, from selected vineyards in the subarea of Rioja Alta and Rioja Alavesa, of an average age of 20 to 25 years. It is aged in mixed American and French oak barrels for 16 months. It has an aroma with good intensity, nuanced by ripe red fruit spiced with vanilla, nicely wrapped up in toasted, smoky and fine wood notes. In the mouth, it is structured, with honest fragrant tannins which back a broad range of aromatic notes of black fruit jam and spices.
LAN Gran Reserva is made from 90% Tempranillo that comes from selected vineyards in the Rioja Alta region (Haro, Villalba, Foncea) and 10% Mazuelo, from the farm Viña Lanciano. It is aged for 24 months in American and French oak barrels. On the nose, notes of black fruit, plum, figs and compote fruit prevail, all of them wrapped in cacao, balsamic and black pepper notes. With great structure and volume in the mouth.
Viña Lanciano is a Reserva made from 85% Tempranillo, 10% Graciano and 5% Mazuelo. It comes from a selection of vines that are over 30 years old located in the farm Viña Lanciano. It is aged for 12 months in Tronçais French oak and 6 months in barrels made of Russian oak from the Caucasus. Its intense aroma boosts the ripe fruit notes that transmit the rich varietal character of the Tempranillo, ennobled with vanilla and oak spices. In the mouth, it presents an excellent tannic structure and an acidity that gives it a full sensation on the palate. Ripe fruit notes and soft wood that give its vanilla toasted finish a touch of velvet.
LAN D-12 is a wine that comes from deposit no. 12. Traditionally, this deposit hosted wines that stood out for their organoleptic properties. It is mainly made from Tempranillo, and some Mazuelo, that comes from a selection of vines that are between 18 and 20 years old. These are located in a 4-hectare plot in Laguardia (Rioja Alavesa). They also come from other 30-year-old vines located in two plots in Haro (Rioja Alta). It is aged for 12 months in new barrels, 70% American oak from the Apalachee and 30% French oak from the woodlands of Chateauroux and Loches. The extra-fine grain wood is selected and dried naturally for 36 months to get rid of the astringent tannins of the wood. On the nose, it is complex and intense, with the presence of red fruits and liquorice, characteristic of the Tempranillo. It has nuances of cacao, bakery, and smoke, combined with aromas of red fruits in liquor, with flowery hints, mainly of violet. Ample and velvety palate, with good balance. It has a lingering and persistent finish, where the liquorice and black pepper notes remain.
LAN A Mano is a limited edition red. It is made from 80% Tempranillo, 8% Mazuelo and 12% Graciano, from a selection of vines that are between 35 and 40 years old, from the vineyard area El Rincón, located in the farm Viña Lanciano. It is aged for 7 months in French oak barrels and then 6 months in new oak from the Caucasus. It is bottled without filtering or clarifying. It offers aromas of very ripe fruit: plum, blackberry, currant, balsamic notes, with a touch of spices and tobacco, and mineral notes. In the mouth, it is very structured, powerful, meaty, with great volume, and a pleasant, long finish.
Culmen is a limited edition Reserva, and it is only made in excellent harvests. It is made from 85% Tempranillo and 15% Graciano, from a selection of vines that are between 40 and 60 years old, cultivated in Viña Lanciano. It is aged for 24 months in new French oak barrels with very fine grain, originating in the woodlands of Tronçais and Allier. On the nose, it is very complex and elegant, with prevailing notes of red fruit in liqueur. Blackberries with bakery and balsamic notes, with spicy hints of nutmeg and cinnamon, and some smoky hints. In the mouth, it is very complex and clean, with several sensations, velvety, with a lot of body, and long-lasting.
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Lan Reserva 2011
Red wine Reserva. 12 months in French oak barrels. Volume: 75 cl. Winery: LAN. Production area: D.O.Ca. Rioja. Grapes used in this wine: Garnacha Tinta and Tempranillo and Mazuela.
![Lan Reserva 2011]( "Lan Reserva 2011")
- Peñin 90
10,00 €6x9,46 €/u -
Lan Crianza 2015
Red wine Crianza. 12 months in French and American oak barrels. Volume: 75 cl. Winery: LAN. Production area: D.O.Ca. Rioja. Grapes used in this wine: Tempranillo.
![Lan Crianza 2015]( "Lan Crianza 2015")
- Peñin 89
- Suckling 91
6,28 € -
Lan D-12 2015
Red wine Barrel. 10 months in French and American oak barrels and 12 months in bottle. Volume: 75 cl. Winery: LAN. Production area: D.O.Ca. Rioja. Grapes used in this wine: Tempranillo.
![Lan D-12 2015]( "Lan D-12 2015")
- Suckling 91
10,74 €6x10,21 €/u -
Lan Gran Reserva 2009
Red wine Gran Reserva. Volume: 75 cl. Winery: LAN. Production area: D.O.Ca. Rioja. Grapes used in this wine: Mazuela and Graciano and Tempranillo.
![Lan Gran Reserva 2009]( "Lan Gran Reserva 2009")
15,17 €6x14,38 €/u -
Lan Reserva Magnum 2011
Red wine Reserva. 12 months in French oak barrels. Volume: Magnum Winery: LAN. Production area: D.O.Ca. Rioja. Grapes used in this wine: Garnacha Tinta and Tempranillo and Mazuela.
Magnum 1,5 l.![Lan Reserva Magnum 2011]( "Lan Reserva Magnum 2011")
- Peñin 90
19,92 € -
Lan a Mano 2014
Red wine Barrel. 5 months in French oak barrels and 4 months in Russian oak barrels. Volume: 75 cl. Winery: LAN. Production area: D.O.Ca. Rioja. Grapes used in this wine: Mazuela and Graciano and Tempranillo.
![Lan a Mano 2014]( "Lan a Mano 2014")
- Peñin 94
25,25 €6x24,01 €/u -
Culmen Reserva 2011
Red wine Reserva. 12 months in French oak barrels. Volume: 75 cl. Winery: LAN. Production area: D.O.Ca. Rioja. Grapes used in this wine: Mazuela and Graciano and Tempranillo.
![Culmen Reserva 2011]( "Culmen Reserva 2011")
- Peñin 94
33,84 €6x32,15 €/u -
Lan Crianza Magnum 2015
Red wine Crianza. 12 months in French and American oak barrels. Volume: Magnum Winery: LAN. Production area: D.O.Ca. Rioja. Grapes used in this wine: Tempranillo.
Magnum 1,5 l.![Lan Crianza Magnum 2015]( "Lan Crianza Magnum 2015")
- Peñin 89
- Suckling 91
12,60 € -
Viña Lanciano Reserva Magnum 2010
Red wine Reserva. 24 months in French oak barrels and 36 months in bottle. Volume: Magnum Winery: LAN. Production area: D.O.Ca. Rioja. Grapes used in this wine: Mazuela and Tempranillo.
Magnum 1,5 l.![Viña Lanciano Reserva Magnum 2010]( "Viña Lanciano Reserva Magnum 2010")
- Decántalo 90
- Parker 91
- Peñin 90
25,00 € -
Viña Lanciano Reserva 2012
Red wine Reserva. 24 months in French oak barrels and 36 months in bottle. Volume: 75 cl. Winery: LAN. Production area: D.O.Ca. Rioja. Grapes used in this wine: Mazuela and Tempranillo.
![Viña Lanciano Reserva 2012]( "Viña Lanciano Reserva 2012")
- Peñin 92
- Suckling 91
12,44 €6x11,82 €/u
When you visit Bodegas Lan for the first time and enter the 6,400 m2 ageing warehouse, which is completely diaphanous, it may seem to you that they have literally followed what one of the Marx Brothers shouts out in the film "GO West": "Timber! Timber!". However, the truth is quite the opposite. Behind one of the largest ageing warehouses in our country, which can hold more than 50,000 barrels, we can find a plethora of methods and techniques to achieve the modern Riojas of the 21st century. A grand project that began in 1972 and that catapulted Bodegas Lan as one of the most modern and innovative wineries in Europe and, most likely, in the world.
D.O.: D.O.Ca. Rioja
- Remove from my favorites
- Add to my favorites
- Add to my favorites
Bodegas LAN is full of meaning, starting with their name of choice, which has to be written in capital letters. This is because it is based on the initials of the three provinces that form D.O.Ca. Rioja: Logroño, Álava and Navarra.
Bodegas LAN is situated in Fuenmayor and was opened for the first time in 1972 by a group of industrials from northern Spain. Among some names and companies like Rumasa or Marcos Eguizábal, soon appeared Gabriel Celaya (Grupo Celaya) who also acquired the winery Santiago Ruíz in Rías Baixas.
These were years of renovation, effort, studies and strong investments, where Grupo Celaya and a young and dynamic team, lead by Javier Echarri in the General Management, and Víctor Leiva in the oenology branch, set the foundations of what is today an established winery. Here, wine combines the necessary commercial appearance with the expression of the traits of humanity, capability, of a constant search for perfection, of passion for wine and a vision of future.
Despite all of this, their profit was still quite low, so in 2002 they sold 80% of Bodegas LAN and Bodega Santiago Ruíz to the venture capital company Mercapital.
Ten years later, in 2012, the Portuguese group Sogrape Vinhos bought the two wineries of the group, which has currently been extended with Bodegas Marqués de Burgos, in Ribera del Duero, and Duquesa de Valladolid, in Rueda.
Sogrape Vinhos is the most important winemaking group in Portugal. It belongs to the Portuguese family Guedes, who founded the company in 1942. This company is recognised worldwide by its brands Mateus Rose and many other wines, among which we can highlight Offley and Ferreira, and the labels Callabriga and Pena de Pato, also in Portugal, and Jerez Sandeman, which is marketed in Spain.
Currently, the company is present in Mendoza, Argentina, through the farm Finca Flichman, which produces quality wines under the same name; New Zealand, with the purchase of Viña Framingham; and Chile, through Chateau Los Boldos.
The property and their work philosophy
Bodegas Lan, located in the industrial estate outside Fuenmayor, has 72 hectares of vineyards, called Viña Lanciano, and they also control another 400 hectares. They monitor them closely with the suppliers of their vines during the entire growth cycle, plot by plot, and they help them make decisions when it comes to viticulture, pruning, manure, ... And the most important thing of all, determining the right time for the harvest.
In 2002, María Barúa joined LAN. She has a BA in Chemistry and Oenology by the University of La Rioja, and she is currently the oenologist leading the technical management of the firm, with a team that has great experience and youth, passion for wine and the technical know-how to produce wines that reflect the profile of the terroir. Respect for the land and the balance of nature have become the distinguishing marks of LAN, which advocates for sustainable viticulture, caring for the raw materials and handling the land without using any chemical manure.
Viña Lanciano is a spectacular farm located on a meander of the river Ebro, which is a natural border between Rioja Alta and Rioja Alavesa, protected by the mountain range Sierra de Cantabria, where we can find small plots for the production of their high-range wines. It is divided into 24 plots, with Tempranillo, Mazuelo, Graciano and Grenache vines that are over 60 years old. Here, they use sustainable and balanced viticulture, encouraging the self-defence of plants. They begin the harvest when the grapes are at their optimal ripening stage. Harvest is carried out manually in the entire farm, controlling the situation in each of their plots. Once they arrive at the winery, they select each bunch and each berry, so that only the ones that are in perfect condition can pass on to the next production stage.
In the winery, they are stored in stainless steel, at a controlled temperature, in barrels made from American oak, French oak from Allier, Limousin and Nevers, and Central European, Hungarian and Bosnian oak. They all have a 225-litre capacity, and they are stacked in threes, in 14-story pyramids. An exclusive and patented system allows each barrel to carry only its own weight.
Each type of oak has been meticulously studies. Therefore, the French oak that comes from different woodlands provides soft aromas and vanilla, clove and chocolate tastes. The American oak, which comes from Ohio and Missouri, offers aromas of coconut and aromatic herbs. Russian oak, which comes from the Caucasus and the Republic of Adygea, is less odorant and more respectful with the raw materials, while mixed barrels with American oak staves and French oak bottoms give the wines a unique personality.
And the ageing warehouse, a diaphanous space with 6,400 m2, is an incredible sight. Each one of the wines contained in the barrels is identified and controlled through a microchip that is embedded in the wood. This microchip informs at every second and with accuracy the status of every barrel and every wine. It provides the origin of the barrel, the type of oak it is made from, its toasting level, the variety and the source of the grape or the wine, the date it was filled, the number and date of each racking, etc. To do this, two astonishing computerised gantry cranes automatically locate the barrel rack and carry out the precise movements. This ensures that the racking of the wines and the stacking of the barrels is done carefully, avoiding sudden movements that would make it impossible for the lees to settle in the bottom of the barrel during the ageing of the wine.
Then, wine is filtered and bottled in conditions of total asepsis to achieve the microbiological balance of the product and to prevent the wine from suffering any alterations during its ageing time in the bottle or during the reductive ageing process. The wine achieves its fullness, roundness and finesse in the winery's bottle racks during the necessary time so that it can offer its best features when it is tasted.
However, before it gets to this point, it has also gone through an exhaustive control and cleaning process. All its materials, like corks, bottles, capsules, etc. are thoroughly cleaned. Bodegas LAN requires all of its suppliers to be certified by ISO 9002; another of the winery's quality conditions.
The results are wines designed under an ageing process that has been thought through, always balanced and measured, where the wood plays an important part from the backstage, giving its wines a new and different Riojan style.
Wines from Bodegas LAN
The range of wines from Bodegas Lan is quite a complete one. On the one hand, it gathers the most traditional style of Rioja with the LAN Crianza, Reserva and Gran Reserva, and on the other hand, it provides a more modern line with single-vineyard or high-range wines: LAN D-12, Viña Lanciano, Culmen and LAN a Mano.
LAN Crianza is made from Tempranillo (85%), Grenache (10%) and Mazuelo. It is aged for 12 months in oak barrels. It is full-bodied, immersive and fine on the nose, with fresh and ripe fruit aromas and some minty balsamic hints, all well blended among spiced vanilla, toasted and white wood notes. In the mouth, it is tasty, with an acidity that freshens the sweet and fine tannins, which boost its vanilla spiced, slightly-toasted red fruits.
LAN Reserva is made from 92% Tempranillo grapes and 8% Graciano, from selected vineyards in the subarea of Rioja Alta and Rioja Alavesa, of an average age of 20 to 25 years. It is aged in mixed American and French oak barrels for 16 months. It has an aroma with good intensity, nuanced by ripe red fruit spiced with vanilla, nicely wrapped up in toasted, smoky and fine wood notes. In the mouth, it is structured, with honest fragrant tannins which back a broad range of aromatic notes of black fruit jam and spices.
LAN Gran Reserva is made from 90% Tempranillo that comes from selected vineyards in the Rioja Alta region (Haro, Villalba, Foncea) and 10% Mazuelo, from the farm Viña Lanciano. It is aged for 24 months in American and French oak barrels. On the nose, notes of black fruit, plum, figs and compote fruit prevail, all of them wrapped in cacao, balsamic and black pepper notes. With great structure and volume in the mouth.
Viña Lanciano is a Reserva made from 85% Tempranillo, 10% Graciano and 5% Mazuelo. It comes from a selection of vines that are over 30 years old located in the farm Viña Lanciano. It is aged for 12 months in Tronçais French oak and 6 months in barrels made of Russian oak from the Caucasus. Its intense aroma boosts the ripe fruit notes that transmit the rich varietal character of the Tempranillo, ennobled with vanilla and oak spices. In the mouth, it presents an excellent tannic structure and an acidity that gives it a full sensation on the palate. Ripe fruit notes and soft wood that give its vanilla toasted finish a touch of velvet.
LAN D-12 is a wine that comes from deposit no. 12. Traditionally, this deposit hosted wines that stood out for their organoleptic properties. It is mainly made from Tempranillo, and some Mazuelo, that comes from a selection of vines that are between 18 and 20 years old. These are located in a 4-hectare plot in Laguardia (Rioja Alavesa). They also come from other 30-year-old vines located in two plots in Haro (Rioja Alta). It is aged for 12 months in new barrels, 70% American oak from the Apalachee and 30% French oak from the woodlands of Chateauroux and Loches. The extra-fine grain wood is selected and dried naturally for 36 months to get rid of the astringent tannins of the wood. On the nose, it is complex and intense, with the presence of red fruits and liquorice, characteristic of the Tempranillo. It has nuances of cacao, bakery, and smoke, combined with aromas of red fruits in liquor, with flowery hints, mainly of violet. Ample and velvety palate, with good balance. It has a lingering and persistent finish, where the liquorice and black pepper notes remain.
LAN A Mano is a limited edition red. It is made from 80% Tempranillo, 8% Mazuelo and 12% Graciano, from a selection of vines that are between 35 and 40 years old, from the vineyard area El Rincón, located in the farm Viña Lanciano. It is aged for 7 months in French oak barrels and then 6 months in new oak from the Caucasus. It is bottled without filtering or clarifying. It offers aromas of very ripe fruit: plum, blackberry, currant, balsamic notes, with a touch of spices and tobacco, and mineral notes. In the mouth, it is very structured, powerful, meaty, with great volume, and a pleasant, long finish.
Culmen is a limited edition Reserva, and it is only made in excellent harvests. It is made from 85% Tempranillo and 15% Graciano, from a selection of vines that are between 40 and 60 years old, cultivated in Viña Lanciano. It is aged for 24 months in new French oak barrels with very fine grain, originating in the woodlands of Tronçais and Allier. On the nose, it is very complex and elegant, with prevailing notes of red fruit in liqueur. Blackberries with bakery and balsamic notes, with spicy hints of nutmeg and cinnamon, and some smoky hints. In the mouth, it is very complex and clean, with several sensations, velvety, with a lot of body, and long-lasting.
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