Bodega Gorosti
Flysch Getariako Txakolina
Getariako Txakolina, País Vasco, Spain
Tried another bottle. Relatively new offering marking 2011 as first vintage, however producer is a 4th generation producer in the Basque area in northern Spain (pronounced chock-oh-LEE-nah). Pale lemon with aromas of citrus and floral notes. On the palate sour green apples and lemon citrus, floral nutty spice with lively acidity. Medium(-) finish with mineral tones, not as good as some others I tasted. Txakolina is worth trying, good ones are great! This is refreshing.
Tried another bottle. Relatively new offering marking 2011 as first vintage, however producer is a 4th generation producer in the Basque area in northern Spain (pronounced chock-oh-LEE-nah). Pale lemon with aromas of citrus and floral notes. On the palate sour green apples and lemon citrus, floral nutty spice with lively acidity. Medium(-) finish with mineral tones, not as good as some others I tasted. Txakolina is worth trying, good ones are great! This is refreshing.
Sep 17th, 2020Relatively new offering marking 2011 as first vintage, however producer is a 4th generation producer in the Basque area in northern Spain (pronounced chock-oh-LEE-nah). Pale lemon with aromas of citrus and floral notes. On the palate sour green apples and lemon citrus, floral nutty spice with lively acidity. Medium(-) finish with mineral tones, not as good as some others I tasted. Txakolina is worth trying, good ones are great!
Relatively new offering marking 2011 as first vintage, however producer is a 4th generation producer in the Basque area in northern Spain (pronounced chock-oh-LEE-nah). Pale lemon with aromas of citrus and floral notes. On the palate sour green apples and lemon citrus, floral nutty spice with lively acidity. Medium(-) finish with mineral tones, not as good as some others I tasted. Txakolina is worth trying, good ones are great!
Jul 16th, 2020Relatively new offering marking 2011 as first vintage, however producer is a 4th generation producer in the Basque area in northern Spain (pronounced chock-oh-LEE-nah). Pale lemon with aromas of citrus and floral notes. On the palate sour green apples and lemon citrus, floral nutty spice with lively acidity. Medium(-) finish with mineral tones, not as good as some others I tasted. Txakolina is worth trying, good ones are great!
Relatively new offering marking 2011 as first vintage, however producer is a 4th generation producer in the Basque area in northern Spain (pronounced chock-oh-LEE-nah). Pale lemon with aromas of citrus and floral notes. On the palate sour green apples and lemon citrus, floral nutty spice with lively acidity. Medium(-) finish with mineral tones, not as good as some others I tasted. Txakolina is worth trying, good ones are great!
Apr 15th, 2020just epic. such high quality wine. salt & ocean & lime.
just epic. such high quality wine. salt & ocean & lime.
Sep 6th, 2019Tart green apple, chalky, slightly effervescent, super refreshing
Tart green apple, chalky, slightly effervescent, super refreshing
Jun 17th, 2019
Good, lots of acidity but weak finish
Good, lots of acidity but weak finish
Mar 3rd, 2019
Green apple. Ate with shrimps. A VGB
Green apple. Ate with shrimps. A VGB
Jul 2nd, 2018
