# data[].attributes.attachment_caption
The festival is originally from the country of Spain.

# data[].attributes.headline
Popular festival that takes place annually on June 29, for the festival of San Pedro, in the city of Haro

# data[].attributes.subject
Popular festival that takes place annually on June 29, for the festival of San Pedro, in the city of Haro

# data[].attributes.headline
Nearly 75,000 liters of wine have been used

# data[].attributes.subject
Nearly 75,000 liters of wine have been used

# data[].attributes.headline
Once the battle is over, the attendees organize lunches to regain strength.

# data[].attributes.subject
Once the battle is over, the attendees organize lunches to regain strength.

# data[].attributes.headline
In 1237 a judge ordered that all the residents of Haro mark their territories with purple banners on Saint Peter's Day. For this they carried out a procession to the Riscos de Bilibio. As the years went by, the festival began to evolve into the release of wine, and from there the tradition of the wine battle was born.

# data[].attributes.subject
In 1237 a judge ordered that all the residents of Haro mark their territories with purple banners on Saint Peter's Day. For this they carried out a procession to the Riscos de Bilibio. As the years went by, the festival began to evolve into the release of wine, and from there the tradition of the wine battle was born.

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
La Batalla del Vino: Spain's traditional 'wine battle' festival makes its return

# data[].attributes.headline
The Battle of Haro Wine is a festival of National Tourist Interest that is celebrated in the Riojan town of Haro on the morning of June 29, the festival of San Pedro. This event is part of the patron saint festivities of Haro from June 24 to 29 in honor of San Juan, San Felices and San Pedro.

# data[].attributes.subject
The Battle of Haro Wine is a festival of National Tourist Interest that is celebrated in the Riojan town of Haro on the morning of June 29, the festival of San Pedro. This event is part of the patron saint festivities of Haro from June 24 to 29 in honor of San Juan, San Felices and San Pedro.

# data[].attributes.headline
You must be dressed in white so that the rest of the participants can dye your clothes with wine. Complete your outfit with the classic red scarf this holiday season.

# data[].attributes.subject
You must be dressed in white so that the rest of the participants can dye your clothes with wine. Complete your outfit with the classic red scarf this holiday season.

# data[].attributes.headline
Its origin is linked to the death of the city's patron saint, San Felices de Bilibio in the 6th century. The local people began to visit the cave where his remains were found and thus arose the pilgrimage that, with the passage of time, became pilgrimage and that would give way to what we know today as the Battle of Wine.

# data[].attributes.subject
Its origin is linked to the death of the city's patron saint, San Felices de Bilibio in the 6th century. The local people began to visit the cave where his remains were found and thus arose the pilgrimage that, with the passage of time, became pilgrimage and that would give way to what we know today as the Battle of Wine.

# data[].attributes.headline
This event where the religious and the pagan come together takes place on the morning of June 29 in the surroundings of the hermitage in the Riscos de Bilibio, about 6 km from Haro. It is the Syndic Councilor who leads the procession and who places the city's Banner at the top of the rocks. A mass is celebrated and then the Battle of Wine begins. Once the battle is over, around 10 in the morning, the attendees organize "lunches" to regain strength. 

# data[].attributes.subject
This event where the religious and the pagan come together takes place on the morning of June 29 in the surroundings of the hermitage in the Riscos de Bilibio, about 6 km from Haro. It is the Syndic Councilor who leads the procession and who places the city's Banner at the top of the rocks. A mass is celebrated and then the Battle of Wine begins. Once the battle is over, around 10 in the morning, the attendees organize "lunches" to regain strength. 