Winery

On the leave floor of the house, next to other service rooms now converted into exhibition halls, is located the old cellar of the house, established in the mid-eighteenth century. The floor of the cellar comes from the floor tiles of the royal palace of Tafalla, sold by the Crown's patrimony at the end of the 19th century. Divided into two rooms, the first, the antebodega, parallel to the main façade, houses a large traditional kitchen decorated with bullfighting motifs and ethnographic elements linked to its function, while the second, perpendicular to the façade, is rectangular and is divided into two different spaces; In the first, presided over by a large table, we find old bottles and framed posters and titles of prizes awarded throughout the nineteenth century to the wines of the house, while in the second we can still see some of the original wooden barrels used in the house to make wine.