spanish wines - Illes Balears

ÀN/2 is the second wine of this estate. Like the fist one, Ànima Negra, it is mainly made with indigenous Majorcan grapes. But here, 15% of Syrah bring some more structure into the wine. Since the 2016 vintage, the estate has adopted parcel-based vinification, which has significantly elevated the quality of all its red wines.

ÀN/2 is the second wine of this estate. Like the fist one, Ànima Negra, it is mainly made with indigenous Majorcan grapes. But here, 15% of Syrah bring some more structure into the wine. Since the 2016 vintage, the estate has adopted parcel-based vinification, which has significantly elevated the quality of all its red wines.

Ànima Negra is the first wine created by the bodega and the namesake of the estate. It has become a true cult wine of Mallorca. The aim is to produce the purest Callet wine in the world. New vines are planted using seeds from the best mother plants, and without American rootstock. Since the 2016 vintage, the estate has adopted parcel-based vinification, which has significantly elevated the quality of all its red wines.

Ànima Negra is the first wine created by the bodega and the namesake of the estate. It has become a true cult wine of Mallorca. The aim is to produce the purest Callet wine in the world. New vines are planted using seeds from the best mother plants, and without American rootstock. Since the 2016 vintage, the estate has adopted parcel-based vinification, which has significantly elevated the quality of all its red wines.

Ànima Negra is the first wine created by the bodega and the namesake of the estate. It has become a true cult wine of Mallorca. The aim is to produce the purest Callet wine in the world. New vines are planted using seeds from the best mother plants, and without American rootstock. Since the 2016 vintage, the estate has adopted parcel-based vinification, which has significantly elevated the quality of all its red wines.

Quíbia is the imaginary village of Felanitx described in the writings of philosopher Llorenç Mostel. It is a unique blend of indigenous Mallorcan grape varieties. For years, Quíbia searched for its identity, and since 2022, we are tasting a completely new expression: a wine based on the native Premsal, complemented by Giró Ros.

Quíbia is the imaginary village of Felanitx described in the writings of philosopher Llorenç Mostel. It is a unique blend of indigenous Mallorcan grape varieties. For years, Quíbia searched for its identity, and since 2022, we are tasting a completely new expression: a wine based on the native Premsal, complemented by Giró Ros.

This Son Negre is the flagship wine of this small Mallorcan estate. It’s world-famous, not least because of its label: every year, renowned Spanish artist Miquel Barceló creates a unique design for this wine. It represents the purest expression of the Callet grape. Son Negre is also the name of a small hamlet where Ànima Negra owns three of its finest vineyard plots, reserved exclusively for this cuvée. The wine is made from the estate’s oldest Callet vines, which yield as little as 500 grams per vine. The vineyards benefit from outstanding ventilation thanks to constant Mediterranean winds. The soils are extremely poor, mineral-rich, and very dry. Son Negre is only produced in exceptional vintages — years with true character. The two most recent are 2016 and 2022. A cult wine for collectors!

2011 is the year Acrollam (anagram of Mallorca) was born. The name illustrates the u-turn the estate has negotiated.

Gorgollassa had almost completely disappeared – this Majorcan grape variety is known for its very low yields. But Bárbara Mesquida Mora – always one to defy convention – decided to take a different approach. In 2014, she grafted a few Merlot vines from her Es Monjos vineyard with Gorgollassa; after several years of experimentation, she launched her first 100% Gorgollassa cuvée on the market in 2019.

Beside the great wines of the estate like Acrollam, Trispol and Sótil, the Sincronia range is hosting the "little brothers". Its label recalls the Majorcan life with its boats on the coast and landscapes in the hinterland. Because having roots is as important as being open to the outside world.

Beside the great wines of the estate like Acrollam, Tripsol and Sotil, the Sincronia range is hosting the "little brothers". Its label recalls the Majorcan life with its boats on the coast and landscapes in the hinterland. Because having roots a-is as important as being open to the outside world.

Beside the great wines of the estate like Acrollam, Trispol and Sótil, the Sincronia range is hosting the "little brothers". Its label recalls the Majorcan life with its boats on the coast and landscapes in the hinterland. Because having roots is as important as being open to the outside world.

In Mallorca, a Sòtil is what stands between two floors in a building. The beginning and the end. the cosmos, the heaven. The label is an evocation of the perfection of a circle, the return of the seasons, so important in wine. Sòtil is the ultimate expression of finesse we can find on the island of Mallorca — made from old-vine Callet!

The label features the tiles – Trispol – from the floor walked on during childhood in the home of the maternal godparents, in Can Verdera, Porreres.

The label features the tiles – Trispol – from the floor walked on during childhood in the home of the maternal godparents, in Can Verdera, Porreres.

ÀN/2 is the second wine of this estate. Like the fist one, Ànima Negra, it is mainly made with indigenous Majorcan grapes. But here, 15% of Syrah bring some more structure into the wine. Since the 2016 vintage, the estate has adopted parcel-based vinification, which has significantly elevated the quality of all its red wines.