HIKA Bilduma (white)

A white wine made from Hondarrabi Zuria grown in the Izarre vineyard in the Basque Country. After 26 months of ageing, it offers a full, creamy palate with white fruit, mineral notes and a delicately saline finish. Structured, with potential for further ageing.

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Brand: HIKA
799 Kč 660 Kč excl. VAT Measure price:
Category: White

HIKA Bilduma is the result of selecting vineyard plots and clones of Hondarrabi Zuria. The grapes come from the Izarre vineyard, which has a gradient of approximately 26%. Poor soils and low yields contribute to aromatic concentration and a pronounced mineral character.

VARIETY
100% Hondarrabi Zuria. A traditional white grape variety from the Basque Country and the foundation of Txakoli wines.
WINERY
HIKA, Villabona, Basque Country, Spain. Getariako Txakolina region.
HARVEST
Hand-harvested into 20 kg crates at optimal phenolic ripeness, when skins, acidity and sugars are in balance.
VINIFICATION AND AGEING
After destemming, the grapes undergo three days of cold maceration before fermentation. Malolactic fermentation takes place in French oak barrels. The wine then ages for 26 months: 10% in those barrels and 90% in stainless steel tanks.
BOTTLING
Bottled after 26 months of ageing.
TASTE AND PROFILE
Clean, bright pale yellow in the glass. The intense, persistent nose offers white fruit and subtle mineral notes. The palate is full, creamy and complex. Fruit and minerality lead into a balsamic finish with a delicate saline touch.
SOMMELIER’S RECOMMENDATION
Serve at 10–12 °C. Decant for 15–20 minutes before serving. The stated ageing potential is 8–12 years.

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Hika Bodega is a family-owned winery located in Villabona within the D.O. Getariako Txakolina appellation of the Basque Country. The winery focuses on producing authentic, Atlantic-influenced wines that express the unique character of the region.