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The Txakoli Gaintza is made with a careful selection of the native varieties Hondarribi zuri and Hondarribi beltza with Denomination of Origin Getariako Txakolina. Txakoli Gaintza is an extraordinary quality white wine with a fruity flavor, deliciously rich on the palate.
Txakoli is a wine with personality, quite different from others that surround it and that can be compared to some other so-called green wines, whose existence is limited to a few European regions
The denomination of origin allows several grape varieties for the production of Txakoli de Getaria, but there is one main grape, Hondarribi Zuri, followed by its red version, Hondarribi Beltz. To a lesser extent Gros Manseng, Petit Courbu and Chardonnay are used among others
There are several theories that try to explain how and when viticulture arrived on the Cantabrian coast. Numerous authors place the beginning of Cantabrian viticulture in medieval times, due to the impulse received from the Kingdom of Navarre to the Camino de Santiago, which is the first European axis through which thousands and thousands of pilgrims pass.
This being so, it is said that monks coming from France contributed and carried out the work of planting vines along the famous Camino de las Estrellas to produce wine, in a first phase for self-sufficiency, and gradually, especially in the most favoured areas, for the production of a higher quality wine.
The Txakoli Gaintza is made with a careful selection of the native varieties Hondarribi zuri and Hondarribi beltza with Denomination of Origin Getariako Txakolina. Txakoli Gaintza is an extraordinary quality white wine with a fruity flavor, deliciously rich on the palate.
Txakoli is a wine with personality, quite different from others that surround it and that can be compared to some other so-called green wines, whose existence is limited to a few European regions
The denomination of origin allows several grape varieties for the production of Txakoli de Getaria, but there is one main grape, Hondarribi Zuri, followed by its red version, Hondarribi Beltz. To a lesser extent Gros Manseng, Petit Courbu and Chardonnay are used among others
There are several theories that try to explain how and when viticulture arrived on the Cantabrian coast. Numerous authors place the beginning of Cantabrian viticulture in medieval times, due to the impulse received from the Kingdom of Navarre to the Camino de Santiago, which is the first European axis through which thousands and thousands of pilgrims pass.
This being so, it is said that monks coming from France contributed and carried out the work of planting vines along the famous Camino de las Estrellas to produce wine, in a first phase for self-sufficiency, and gradually, especially in the most favoured areas, for the production of a higher quality wine.
