Culinary Adventure: Food Crawl in the Wine Capital of Rioja

Brent is in the famous Rioja region to enjoy the gastronomic delights of Haro, Spain. He sips a glass of wine in a Medieval Convent, munches peppers in characteristic pintxos bar, and eats cookies in the city's main plaza. Then, he samples Pincho Pote, a new taco joint, and has a makeshift picnic.
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[@Darragh1]

Fantastic video, you should have 10x the subscribers you have, great recommendations and it's nice to see it from an American's perspective living in Portugal as you say, because it's not your typical Madrid, Lanzarote, Valencia, Barcelona type destination so it's a nice niché place to visit for food and wine. A question though, how easy is it to get from Bilbao to Haro? I saw a taxi could be €250 and the only other option from Google Maps seems to be to get to the train station in Bilbao and get the 2 hour train operated from "Renefe" to Haro for €20 approx? How did you find getting there? 🙂 Great video, now I just have to convince my friends to come with me 😂 🍷

[@destinationeatdrink946]

The train from Bilbao to Haro is inconvenient. The best way to get to Haro from Bilbao is the bus from the main station. It leaves every couple of hours. The bus only takes a little over an hour.