Hondarribi Zuri

Hondarrabi Zuri is the main grape variety used to make the unique crisp dry wine from the Basque region of Spain, known as Txakoli, as well as Txakolina and Chacoli. Wine production in this region in the northwest of Spain declined until a major revival began in the 1980s. This is one of Spain's coolest wine regions, and the Atlantic Ocean to the north, the Pyrenees to the east, and the Basque mountains that run along the coast determine the climate.

Rioja Reserva Cadeauset

Spain, Rioja

Garnacha, Graciano, Mazuelo, Tempranillo

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Juan Gil Blue Label in Geschenkendoos

Spain, Murcia

Cabernet Sauvignon

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92 Parker

2023 Juan Gil Blue label

Spain, Murcia

Monastrell

Special Price 23.95 19.79 Regular Price 29.95

Proefdoos Wijninstituut SDEN2

Misc, Divers

Misc grapes

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95 Parker

2022 Marques de Murrieta Reserva

Spain, Rioja

Garnacha, Graciano, Mazuelo, Tempranillo

27.45 22.69

Proefdoos Wijnen 90+ Beoordelingen

Spain, Divers

Misc grapes

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91 James Suckling

2023 Emilio Moro

Spain, Castilla y Leon

Tempranillo

23.95 19.79 As low as 22.95

Juan Gil Trio in Luxe Schuifkist

Spain, Murcia

Monastrell, Verdejo

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Het Verrassende Wijncadeau

Spain, Castilla y Leon

Tempranillo

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To 13.52 11.17 Regular Price 15.90

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Juan Gil Silver Label in Geschenkendoos

Spain, Divers

Monastrell, Verdejo

From 2.45 2.02

To 17.30 14.30

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What does wine from the Hondarrabi Zuri grape taste like?

Aromas of citrus and white fruits, along with spicy notes, are followed by aromas of lemon, lime, apple, pear and sometimes pineapple, which combine with a mineral or salty edge that leads to a pleasantly spicy finish. Many of these wines are left on their lees (dead yeast cells and grape pulp) for several months to add extra flavour and a small number of producers use oak in the winemaking process.