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Wine 101
Txakolina
Season 2.5, Ep. 1
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Hard to read, easy to say and amazing to drink. Txakolina (Chacolina) is one of the most refreshening wines out there but the labels can be a bit confusing. Let's break this wine and it's region in northeastern Spain down so we can get to enjoying
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