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This title was a prize winner at the OIV (International Organisation of Vine and Wine) Awards 2023.

The History of Rioja Wine offers an informative, chronological and in-depth account of Rioja wine from the mid-nineteenth century to the present.

This book illuminates the fascinating and largely unknown success story of Rioja wine. Drawing on illustrative sources, the volume traces the economic, social, cultural and political evolution of Rioja wine from the 1850s to the present day, concluding with a reflection on the lesson its appealing success story offers to any lover of history and wine. The book is adorned with historical photographs throughout, the majority previously unpublished.

An ideal companion both for students interested in Spanish history and wine enthusiasts more generally, this volume offers readers the opportunity to uncork the secrets of Rioja’s wine.



The History of Rioja Wine offers an informative, chronological and in-depth account of Rioja wine from the mid-19th century to the present.

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"On the one hand, Meess new publication is a weaving together of different research strands, a synthesis of his preoccupation with the history of wine-making in the Rioja region. On the other hand, this book is an attempt to achieve something new, something that goes beyond his past research. The chosen secondary title of the book, "Tradition and Innovation", gives a hint at the hinge on which the authors history of Rioja and its wines hangs; it is the oscillation between two poles one conservative in nature, the other one exploring the new that explains much of the regions wine-producing story [ ] Thanks to Ludger Meess excellent guidance and this gem of a book we now know more about the history behind Rioja wines, how they came into being and finally reached our palates."

-Andreas Hess, excerpt from book review, 'The Grapes of Mirth' in Dublin Review Books.

Ludger Mees [ ] has written a fascinating and multifaceted account of the evolution of Rioja and its wine. Drawing on a wide range of sources (and quoting extensively from key documents that are otherwise hard to access), he shows how a wine once so little valued that it was used make plaster was developed into Wine Spectators 2013 best wine in the world. The key word here is developed, for this was no accident. Indeed, Mees is careful to set his story into the context of the great social and economic changes of the nineteenth century. [ The text is a] deeply researched, carefully considered, and illuminating account of wine treated not just as an alcoholic beverage but as a social and economic lens of great value. Little of scholarly value has been written in Spanish or English about the history of Riojan wine, and this book fills a significant gap.

-Graham Harding, excerpt from book review, 'The Social History of Alcohol and Drugs' V37N2.

Mees has written an excellent history of Rioja wine before the Civil War, making it an essential starting point for historians who want to understand the development of one of Spains leading wine producing regions. Indirectly, he has also shown why small growers across Spain could not become fine wine producers in this period.

-James Simpson, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid.

1 An intruder at the royal table; 2 Everything started with a crisis; 3
Taste and status: the invention of the gourmet in early bourgeois society;
4 A voice in the wilderness; 5 The Médoc connection: transnational knowledge
transfer or industrial espionage?; 6 Conquering the Queens palate; 7
Thwarted: too modern for the time; 8 Quantity beats quality: the challenge of
the phylloxera plague; 9 The comeback: shape and consolidation of a brand; 10
New wine, new conflicts: industrial wineries, small winegrowers and the
state; 11 The globalization trap: challenges and opportunities for Rioja wine
in the twenty-first century
Ludger Mees completed his PhD in History at the University of Bielefeld, Germany, and was Assistant Professor at the same institution before taking up a lectureship at the University of the Basque Country in 1991. Since 2004 he has been full Professor of Contemporary History at the University of the Basque Country, and between 2004 and 2009 he was also Vice-Chancellor. He is author, co-author or editor of 17 books and about 120 articles and book chapters in the fields of nationalism, social movements, historiography and agrarian history. His recent publications include Una Historia Social del Vino: Rioja, Navarra, Cataluńa 18601940 and The Basque Contention: Ethnicity, Politics, Violence.
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