The best wineries in Mallorca

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Mallorca’s wines are not as well known as those from other wine-producing regions of Spain that are famous around the world. Of course, with La Rioja, DO Priorat and DO Ribera del Duero, the competition is fierce, but considering the climate (3,000 hours of sunshine a year), the geography (close to the sea) and the geology (limestone and clay soils that provide slightly alkaline acidity and excellent drainage), Mallorca’s artisanal wineries and their wines are more than worthy candidates for any lover of fine wine.

If you want to immerse yourself in unique and personal love stories about wine, and taste wines that your friends have not yet discovered, don’t miss our selection of the best wineries in Mallorca.

Bodega Ribas

In Consell, in the heart of Mallorca, we find Bodega Ribas, on a family estate that has been producing wine for no less than 300 years. With 40 hectares of vineyards, it is known as one of the oldest plantations on the island and boasts the greatest diversity of Mallorcan grape varieties. These include Mantonegro and Prensal, as well as Gargollasa, which was practically extinct before being revived by the Ribas family. Gargollasa now complements the more conventional varieties, making the blends truly special.

There are many options for experiencing everything the winery has to offer, starting with a 1-hour winery visit and wine tasting (€18), all the way through to a complete 4-hour gourmet experience for just €81. Many concerts and other events are also held in summer, so check their website regularly for updates.

If you want to fall completely in love with the area, take a look at these day experiences and gift vouchers at Finca Serena, the area’s best 5 * hotel and spa.


Bodega Son Vives

In the most spectacular part of Mallorca’s coast, hidden between the sparkling Mediterranean and the Tramuntana mountain range, lies this winery gem. Not as old as others on the island (it began operating in 1986), it was nevertheless created with the sole purpose of reviving Malvasía de Banyalbufar, an ancient grape variety found in this land since at least the 16th century.

With panoramic terraces and an unbeatable location overlooking the sea, it is a pleasure for all the senses. And the owners know how to make the most of it. In addition to private guided tours and wine tastings, they also organise ‘Sunset Tastings’ every Friday and Saturday in summer. Accompanied by tapas or a full meal, they are a wonderful way to welcome the weekend. To reserve your place, contact the winery’s reservations team through its website.

To put the finishing touch to your visit, we recommend these experiences and gift vouchers at the Jumeirah Port Soller. The hotel is not only spectacular, but the coastal drive will also take your breath away.

Bodegas Son Puig

Any business dating back to 1597 that is still operating proves that it is doing things exceptionally well. Bodegas Son Puig produces a limited number of bottles each year, made exclusively with grapes harvested on its land. The varieties include the local Prensal & Callet, as well as Chardonnay, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon and Tempranillo.

During its wine tastings and winery tours, you will see how the owners share their extensive knowledge and help you understand how the location of the island and the winery, as well as the climate, have such a decisive impact on the harvest’s outcome. Visit their website and book your visit; there are no pre-planned dates.

On the way to the winery, you may want to complete your day with one of the experiences offered by Castell Son Claret, a 5-star hotel near Son Puig winery. Although the two are only 12 kilometres apart, the journey will take around 40 minutes and will be one of the most exciting you have ever experienced, with unique landscapes of the Tramuntana mountain range.

Bodega Finca Son Sureda Ric

Visiting the Son Sureda Ric estate is a journey back in time. Its exclusive tours are always accompanied by a tasting of organic signature wines and typical Mallorcan dishes. You will be invited to discover organic farming and livestock in a traditional historic setting, guided by the winery’s winemaker. The visit will take you through the vineyards, production rooms, ageing room, chapel, its 15th-century gateway, an old farmhouse, self-sufficient crops, the Mallorcan Porc Negre, exclusive to the island, and its sheep.

Bodegas Vi Rei

This winery is considered the most beautiful in Mallorca. It is also considered one of the largest and most technologically advanced.

In 2012, 85 hectares of vineyards were planted under the expert guidance of famous winemaker Ignacio de Miguel, with a blend of international grape varieties alongside many native ones such as Premsal Blanc, Giro Ros, Mantonegro and Callet.

Vi Rei winery benefits from a very specific microclimate due to its proximity to the sea, as well as distinctive geology and limestone-rich soil. The owners make the most of these conditions, from manual processing and pruning through to harvesting.

The wines are aged in French oak barrels and then bottled on-site, in limited and numbered editions.

Once again, the owners do everything possible to show visitors why their wines are so high-quality, offering different experiences, events and wine tastings throughout the year.

Once you fall in love with the winery and its wine, you can even place online orders with free delivery on orders over €150.

And to enjoy a longer stay in the area, don’t miss the experiences and offers at Sa Creu Nova Petit Palais Art & SPA, a luxury 5 * boutique hotel with just 16 suites, 20 minutes from the winery.