Wine tasting in Mallorca

Wine from Mallorca

Mallorcan wine is experiencing rapid development, with the island continuously producing higher quality wines. Much like other Mediterranean regions, Mallorca’s wine production relies heavily on local grape varieties.

For red wines, you’ll encounter grapes like Manto Negre, Callet, and Fogoneu, often blended with internationally known varieties such as Syrah, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Tempranillo. White wines predominantly feature the local Moll grape, also known as Premsal or Prensal Blanc, alongside Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc.

Regardless of your budget, Mallorcan wine offers something for everyone. To enhance your experience, it’s advisable to book a wine tasting session at one of the island’s renowned wineries. Below are some notable options.

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Wine Tasting in Mallorca – Santa Maria del Camí

Maciá Batle: This historic winery, established in 1856, has garnered over 300 national and international awards. A visit includes a tour of the bodega, an introduction to their wine production, and a tasting of five wines. Don’t miss their standout wine, 1856, with its notes of ripe fruit, cloves, pepper, and vanilla.  Visit Maciá Batle

Bodegas Angel: Producing 200,000 bottles annually, this winery offers a diverse selection of wines. Try their Manto Negro 500, which greets you with aromas of menthol, rosemary, and chocolate, and flavors of dark fruits and roasted notes from the cask. Visit Bodegas Angel

Bodega Jaume de Puntiro: Located at Placa Nova market square, this winery focuses on local grapes. Their top wine, JP, features flavors of licorice, cinnamon, and smoke. Visit Jaume de Puntiro

Wine Tasting in Mallorca – Binissalem

José Ferrer: Established in 1931, this winery produces affordable, robust wines. Sample their Aged wine, with its notes of currants, blackberries, coffee, toasted wood, and a hint of licorice.  Visit José Ferrer

Tianna Negre: A newer winery dedicated to creating unique wines that capture the essence of Mallorca. Try their See Nines Negre, a wine rich in red fruits and spices, crafted from Manto Negro and Callet grapes.  Visit Tianna Negre

Finca Biniagual: Situated in a quaint village, this winery also grows olives, almonds, citrus fruits, figs, and pomegranates. Their red wines, Summer and Gran Verán, are notable for their inviting flavors of vanilla and plum.  Visit Finca Biniagual

Don’t miss the chance to explore the Danish wine project BiniVista. Read more about the wines and the project. 

Also explore the wine hot spot in Mallorca – Binissalem

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