Visiting the Most ISOLATED Winery in Spain!

A very surreal day trip to Bodega Finca Río Negro in the northern depths of Guadalajara province. This winery is the furthest away from any other regulated wine region, given it's almost 1000m in the air and not in any DO.
After a tour of the beautiful vineyards, and a couple of vinos, we head to the attractive and weirdly monumental village of Cogolludo to spy the old stuff and eat heartily at Casa las Cabras.
To end the freezing cold, wine filled day, we have a very odd visit to a convent that once ruined but was rebuilt by a madman, who also happens to make wine, and then visited the ruins of the Civil War destroyed Montarrón.
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Salud!

[@tonydeltablues]

You two make a great couple ! Great also to see more unusual and remote provinces...
Gracias
Tony

[@lauravillanueva5544]

Todaloo kangaroo! 😂

[@juanandradehuidobro1006]

Hombre Luke Guadalajarra no es La Mancha,es que ni siquiera todo Cuenca o Toledo son Manchegas...sería más fácil decir Castilla y listo.

[@thegastrotraveler]

Pues me quedo con Castilla-La Mancha, y decir La Mancha para que la gente sabe de la región de espanta que refiero.

[@juanandradehuidobro1006]

@@thegastrotraveler mi padre y abuelos eran de Alcolea de Calatrava,la Mancha profunda y La Mancha era una Comarca..pero vamos llámalo como quieras era solo un apunte jejejeje
A mi me gusta Castilla la Nueva es como Andalucía que después de la reconquista la pensaron llamar Castilla Novissima jejejeje pero vieron que no le pegaba nada.