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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What place do white and red wines occupy in the Arretxea selection?

The selection brings together six white wines and three red wines, all under the Irouléguy appellation. It offers a chance to explore both colors from this estate in the Southwest, with vintages ranging from 2020 to 2024.

Which grape varieties distinguish Arretxea’s “Hegoxuri,” “Grès” and “Schiste” white wines?

“Hegoxuri” combines Gros Manseng, Petit Manseng and Petit Courbu. “Grès” and “Schiste” bring together Petit Manseng and Gros Manseng: the presence of Petit Courbu therefore distinguishes the blend of “Hegoxuri,” without implying any differences in taste between these cuvées.

How should you choose between the “Burdin Harria,” “Haitza” and “Tradition” red wines based on their blends?

“Burdin Harria” 2021 and “Tradition” 2023 combine Tannat, Cabernet Franc and Cabernet Sauvignon. “Haitza” 2022 brings together Tannat and Cabernet Franc, with no Cabernet Sauvignon in the stated blend. The choice therefore depends on the cuvée, the grape varieties and the vintage.

Which Arretxea white wines are suited to a comparative tasting across several vintages?

“Grès” and “Schiste” each offer the chance to compare 2020 and 2024, while “Hegoxuri” lets you compare 2022 and 2024. For a tasting focused on vintages, choose the same cuvée rather than two different cuvées.

Which pair should you choose to discover an Arretxea white and red wine from the same vintage?

The white “Hegoxuri” and red “Haitza” offer a chance to discover both colors from 2022. The former combines Gros Manseng, Petit Manseng and Petit Courbu; the latter, Tannat and Cabernet Franc. This pair is a starting point for exploring two blends from the estate in the same vintage.