Casa La Rad Tinto is the winery’s flagship wine.

It comes from old vines in historic plots on the estate, trained in the bush style and over 40 years old. They grow tall on poor, well-drained soils, which results in low yields and high natural concentration.

Crafted by winemaker Bárbara Palacios, it is aged for 18 months in French and American oak barrels, adding structure and depth without masking the vineyard’s character.

It strikes a balance between intensity and elegance, with precise fruit flavors, a refined texture, and a distinct sense of terroir.

Limited production.

James Suckling—92 points | Tim Atkin — 91 points

Casa La Rad Blanco is the blanco version blanco winery’s flagship wine.

It comes from a selection of plots on the estate, which lend it breadth, freshness, and precision.

It blends traditional grape varieties with a proportion of Chardonnay that adds body and definition, while maintaining the balance characteristic of the region.

It is aged in French oak barrels for a longer period than usual, adding structure and complexity without masking the vineyard’s character.

It features a blanco , elegant blanco that reflects the estate’s diversity while adhering to the same selection criteria.

Limited production.

Casa La Rad Edición Especialexplores the potential of the most iconic red grape variety in Rioja Oriental.

It comes from old Garnacha vines on the estate, trained in the bush method and several decades old, which yield very low harvests.

It accurately captures the character of the Garnacha grown at higher elevations on the estate.

Winemaking and aging are carried out with minimal intervention to preserve the vineyard's purity.

Very limited production.

James Suckling — 90 points

Casa La Rad Edición Especialfocuses on a rare variety in Rioja, particularly from old vines grown at high altitudes.

It comes from selected plots within the Casa La Rad property.

Malvasía brings aromatic intensity, texture, and elegance, striking a balance between freshness, body, and the vineyard’s character.

A unique wine that reflects the varietal diversity of the Casa La Rad landscape.

Very limited production.

Tim Atkin — 92 points | Decanter — 90 points

Casa La Rad Tinto is presented as a Library wine, aged in the cellar and released in very limited quantities for exclusive purchase directly from the estate.

It comes from bush-trained vines on the estate, in Rioja Oriental.

Over time, the wine has developed a more refined profile, in which fruit, freshness, and structure are more deeply integrated.

Barrel aging adds complexity and harmony without losing the natural expression of the vineyard.

Limited production.James Suckling—92 points | Tim Atkin—92 points | Decanter—91 points | Guía Peñín—91 points

Casa La Rad Blanco is presented as a Library wine, which is unusual in Rioja due to its aging as blanco its fuller, more structured profile.

It comes from a selection of plots on the estate in Rioja Oriental.

It blends traditional grape varieties with a significant proportion of Chardonnay—60% Chardonnay, 20% Malvasía, and 20% Viura—which adds depth and definition while maintaining freshness and balance.

Extended aging in French oak barrels and maturation on fine lees contribute structure, texture, and complexity, integrating with the fruit without masking the vineyard's identity.

Aged in the cellar and released in very limited quantities, it offers a different take on the Casa La Rad vineyard.

Limited production.

Decanter — 90 points