History
Wikipedia says txakoli has three certified varieties: Getariako Txakolina, the first to gain its denomination of origin in 1989, Bizkaiko Txakolina in 1994 and Arabako Txakolina in 2001. Its Bilbao entry says Bizkaiko Txakolina is the one usually served in Bilbao. Until the 1980s txakoli was mostly a home-made wine. Sorginzulo's website lists a fresh txakoli among its drinks, and Berton's wine list names txakolis from Lezama and Getaria.
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Common allergens: Sulphites
Where to eat txakoli
Txakoli in Bilbao
Sorginzulo ★ 4.4
Sorginzulo was the only bar from Bilbao at the Second National Potato Tortilla Congress in Alicante, and it serves pintxos and potes on Plaza Nueva.
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Berton ★ 4.0
Berton is open every day from 9:00 to 24:00, with a wide variety of pintxos made with the best products on the market and wines to go with them.
TryIberian ham, pintxos
More places near Sorginzulo and Berton
Not on this list, but close by, nearest first. Every one is in our guide with its address, hours and what to order.
- Víctor jatetxea Casual dining, under 100 m away
- Cafe Bar Bilbao Street food, about 100 m away
- Victor Montes Traditional Basque, about 100 m away
- Bar Charly Basque, about 100 m away
- Laztana Restaurants, about 100 m away
- Sorginzulo Tortilla Street food, about 100 m away
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