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Nit de l’Art in Palma

Posted on 5 September, 201725 January, 2018 by seoiberica_admin

The place to enjoy beautiful art all night long

Nit de l’Art, will take place in Palma the 23th of September, meaning full of people on the streets and squares all night long. With ten thousands of visitors, this is one of the top social gatherings in town with a selection of art galleries opening up their doors to the public for free.

This night you can walk around the picturesque streets of Palma, enjoying exhibitions by famous artists all around the world. Despite the open-house galleries, the streets will come alive with street theatre and art performances. The event starts from 7 pm and and the galleries will remain open until midnight. If you are in Palma this day, you cannot miss this spectacular event!

For more information please visit their website www.nitdelartpalma.com.

Opening cocktail at Monterrey 57

Posted on 12 July, 201725 January, 2018 by seoiberica_admin

Last Thursday, 6^th of July, the property we held an opening cocktail at Monterrey 59 on the sunny terrace. Even though this was one of the warmest days of the summer so far with a temperature of around 36 degrees, it was a success!

Of the four apartments, only the beautiful penthouse (MF1001D) is still for sale. The spacious apartment of 121 m2 has 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 2 of which are on suite and a large, bright living room with dining room and open kitchen with direct access to the 15 m2 large terrace. Upstairs is the wonderful private roof terrace of 40 m2 where we offered cool drinks and with a great view of Santa Catalina and the port.

We would like to thank everyone who came and the restaurant Duke who did the fantastic catering.

Meet the team: Magnus Nystedt

Posted on 11 May, 201725 January, 2018 by seoiberica_admin

Thinking about moving to Mallorca? In this issue, our sales agent Magnus Nystedt shares with us his own experiences. Magnus moved from Sweden to Mallorca with his wife Maria and their two sons. He was attracted by the quality of life here and the ideal climate. Prior to Mallorca, Magnus worked as an office manager at the SEB office in the Old Town of Stockholm. Now he is a senior sales agent at Mallorcafastigheter working mainly with luxury properties in Palma and the southwest areas of Mallorca.

Q: Where, when and why did you move to Mallorca?
A: I moved with my family to Bonanova in 2013. We wanted to live in a country with warmer climate again after living in Asia earlier. We started looking for work opportunities, schools, good healthcare and climate and the best option was Mallorca, a choice we have never regretted.

Q: What do you like most about the life here?
A: The climate is fantastic, especially in autumn and spring. I get the opportunity to spend more time with my family than before and practice outdoor sports such as golf, paddle and running all year round.

Q: What were the major challenges during the move?
A: The Spanish bureaucracy, many things take more time than you expect.

Q: What is the biggest cultural difference you have experienced between your new country and life back home?
A: The social life is different here. You spend more time with friends and in a different way from Sweden, it’s less pretentious. It’s more important to see each other and hang out, than to make a perfect dinner. You often meet at restaurants or do some kind of activity with your friends, you don’t spend that much time at home. The children become trilingual because they go to an international school, which is a big plus. You buy food in a different way here too; you buy the meat at the butcher, the vegetables in the market and the bread at the bakery, not at home where you usually shop everything you need in one single store. The shopping here takes a little more time, but it is more enjoyable.

Q: What advice would you give to anyone following in your footsteps?
A: You need to have patience in your everyday life, an economic buffer and try to learn Spanish as soon as possible.

Q: Favorite restaurant on the island?
A: With my wife I like to go to Canela, on a crossroad to Jaime III. If we eat Saturday lunch with the children in town, we like to go to Bi Bap at Plaça del Mercat. Cas Xorc in Sóller is also good with fantastic food and beautiful views.

Q: Favorite beach?
A: Playa del Muro

Q: What is the best thing about living in Mallorca´s countryside?
A: Definitely the proximity to nature. You can clearly see all four season, there is always blooming. We have our own large garden with chickens and we can grow our own vegetables. If you want to bike or hike in the mountains, it is very close.

Q: The best hike around the area is…?
A: A good relatively easy walk that suits even with children, is the hike up to Castel Alaró from the restaurant Es Verger where you can park the car. I recommend to have lunch there after the walk, their lamb is delicious.

Q: Which are your two favourite villages here?
A: Esporles and Sóller

Q: The local vineyard you like best is…?
A: Difficult to say, there are so many good vineyards on the island. One place I do recommend is to buy your meat on Angus Mallorca, they are also opening a vineyard now. It is located just five minutes from where I live so I go there everyday on the way to my children’s school.

Chiringuitos in Mallorca

Posted on 2 May, 201725 January, 2018 by seoiberica_admin

The summer is just around the corner and the beaches begin to be filled with people. To spend a full day at the beach we recommend some of our favourite beach restaurants or as they are called here in Spain, Chriringuitos.

La Ponderosa

La Ponderosa is located on the beautiful beach Muro, on the north part of the island. Here you can enjoy an excellent paella and a glass of cold wine with your feet in the sand. La Ponderosa is famous for its parties that they organize on the weekend afternoons with DJ´s.

Ses Casetes des Capellans
Playas de Muro, Mallorca
Tel: 0034 971 184 118
http://www.ponderosabeach.com

Puro Beach

Just off the waterfront of Cala Estancia we find Puro Beach, a favourite for many Swedes. Here you can start the day with a yoga class or spa treatment and then eat and drink by the pool for the rest of the day. Puro Beach organizes nice parties and events with DJ´s and artists that we highly recommend.

Calle Pagell 1, Cala Estancia (Avfart vid flygplatsen)
Tel: 971 744 744
info.palma@purobeach.com
http://www.purobeach.com/es/purobeach-palma/

Chiringuito Sa Foradada

Above Sa Foradada in Deiá we find this charming chiringuito with amazing views of Sa Foradada. It’s a simple place that play chillout music and serve good mojitos. On Sunday evenings, many people come to enjoy the beautiful sunset. According to us, this is one of the most beautiful places for sunsets in Mallorca. We recommend you to arrive in time to get a parking.

Punta de Sa Foradada, Deiá

Il Chiringo

Italian-owned Il Chiringo is situated right on the beach as an oasis in the otherwise quite noisy Palma Nova. With good Italian food and drinks, nice staff and DJs, this place is really a must when you visit the Palma Nova area.

Il Chiringo
Calle del Mar N-19
07181 Calviá
Tel: 971 68 07 33

Es Recó

Es Recó is located in Puerto de Soller, on Des Repic Beach. Here you can enjoy excellent food in a relaxed environment right on the beach. Our colleague Josephine Cederqvist recommends you to try their grilled squid and ceviche.

Platja d’en Repic, Puerto De Sóller
Tel: 971 63 84 73
info@esrecosoller.com
http://www.esrecosoller.com

Recommendations from our wine expert Gabriel…

Posted on 25 April, 201725 January, 2018 by seoiberica_admin

When you visit Mallorca, we recommend you to explore the many great Mallorquin wines. This wonderful island is a great producer of several amazing wines. In this section, we spoke with our wine expert Gabriel who gives us some of his favourite wines. In the middle of Santa Catalina, you will find Mercat de Santa Catalina where Gabriel and his wife Holly run their wine shop Sa Roteta since 1999. Holly is originally from England and speaks English, Spanish and Mallorquin. Everything started as a hobby but after discovering the great demand for good wines they chose to start their own business. Today their shop Sa Roteta in the market is very popular with wines from all around the world, definitely worth a visit!

Gabriel’s 5 favourite wines…

Ribas de Cabrera, 2014
Mallorca, Spain
Price: 49,50 Euros

Exclusive wine from Bodega Ribas, a famous vineyard in Consell here in Mallorca. With a rich fruity expression, this wine is really one of a kind. Perfect with meat, as well as with dark chocolate and cheese.

Marimar Estate, 2013
California, USA
Price: 42,50 Euros

A youthful wine with a lot of aroma and character. The flavour is medium-filled with notes of herbs. Great for heavier meat and chicken dishes as well as to accompany cold cuts.

Petit Hipperia, 2013
Toledo, Spain
Price: 12,75 Euros

A simple and fresh wine with a mix of fruit and spice, suitable for all plates. Four different grape varieties are combined; 56% Cabernet Sauvignon, 19% Cabernet Franc, 22% Merlot, 3% Petit Verdot.

Viña Tondonia , 2004
Rioja, Spain
Price: 22,50 Euros (temporary price)

Classic wine from Rioja, with an intense red colour. A complex spicy wine with notes of dried cherries, cinnamon and cocoa. Recommended to be served at 18ºC and perfect with meat dishes.

Chato Pqta, 2015
Mallorca, Spain
Price: 12,90 Euros

Definitely a favourite! The grapes are grown on a vineyard in Felanitx, on the eastern side of the island. A youthful and fruity wine with a very good taste. Perfect for many dishes, but mainly recommended for rice, pasta and vegetables.

Furniture shops: our favourite stores!

Posted on 25 March, 201724 January, 2018 by seoiberica_admin

Now you have finally bought your home in Mallorca, done all the paperwork and can start to enjoy your new home. The only thing missing is to make it your home, choose furniture and decorate it according to your style. In Mallorca there are a plethora of interior design stores and furniture stores to choose from, but here we present some of our favourites.

RIALTO LIVING

Rialto Living is a Swedish owned, really elegant lifestyle concept store located in the famous area El Borne in Palma. The shop is worth a visit if only to see the beautiful building which was a former cinema and theater of 800 m2. Here you will find interior decoration, furniture, fashion, art, gifts and furnishings. It is the ideal place to find a personal and different gift and to be inspired by the environment. You can enjoy a really nice lunch menu in their stylish café. On the upper floor there is an art gallery hosting beautiful art exhibitions.

Carrer de Sant Feliu 3, Palma de Mallorca
Tel: + 34 971 71 33 31
http://rialtoliving.com/en/

LIVING FURNITURE , SAN AGUSTIN & SON BUGADELLES

Living Furniture is a Swedish interior design company, which has a store in Malmö, Sweden, and two shops in Mallorca. They make their purchases around the world and offer their customers unique quality products at good prices. They also have their own brand. The stores have an inspiring range of décor for bathrooms, bedrooms, living room and terrace. We visit Living Furniture to find unique furniture with a Scandinavian design.

Avenida Joan Miro 305, San Agustin
Tel: + 34 971 701 842

Carrer de la Mar Mediteraneo 32, Son Bugadelles
Tel: + 34 971 69 13 92
shop@livingmallorca.eu

LIFESTYLE MALLORCA

Lifestyle Mallorca has been around since 2013 and offers furniture, interior design, wine and events with a personal touch. They love Mallorca, and their goal is to offer as many local products from the island as possible. They work with a furniture manufacturer who makes fabulous dining tables, headboards and mirrors with a personal touch. They also sell good quality beds of the brand Beds by Scapa in Alvesta.

Their advice is always free and will help you make your home in Mallorca beautiful with a relaxed and Mediterranean flair. This is where we can find products with a rustic, bohemian style.

Calle Fábrica 43, Palma de Mallorca
Tel: + 34 971 40 12 22

Costa de la Pols 16, Palma de Mallorca
Tel: +34 971 41 26 87
info@lifestylemallorca.es
http://www.lifestylemallorca.es

DECAGONO

Decagono is a family business that started in 1965 with Spanish-Italian roots. They engage in the sale of design furniture and environmentally friendly products from some of the 20 most prestigious brands both at national and international level. They offer modern, unique design projects with customer satisfaction as their goal. In Decagono you can find that piece of unique design furniture that stands out a little extra in your home.

Andrea Doria 10, Palma de Mallorca
Tel: + 34 971 28 28 41
http://www.mueblesdecagono.com
studio@studiodecagono.com

TRENDS HOME

Trends Home (previously La Oca) is a fun furniture shop where one can find everything from furniture to household appliances and smaller decoration items for the home. Here you get excellent help from staff to choose the furniture that suits your home. The selection is a balance between design, quality and price. A good store to find fun and useful gifts.

Calle Berenguer Tornamira 9, Palma de Mallorca
Tel: + 34 971 72 15 10
http://www.laoca.es

SLEEPING COMPANY

Sleeping Company is a truly charming shop with clothes, jewelry, furniture, household and gift items. The range is mixed with personal style. The shop is located in the popular Santa Catalina and is worth a visit.

Calle Espartero, 6, Palma de Mallorca
Tel: + 34 971 73 56 37

LIVING DREAMS, SANTA MARIA

In the village of Santa Maria del Cami, we find a town house from the 1700s, run by a the Swiss owner and called Living Dreams. It is both a shop and a bistro. The shop of 800 m2 consists of a showroom of furniture, furnishings and art from around the world. Most of the furniture is self-produced and reflects the owners’ personal style and ideas. There are a range of objects imported from all over the world, especially from Asia. Their specialty is oversized dining tables and chairs, both for indoor and outdoor use. They add extra weight when they follow strict rules for both manufacturing and purchasing to ensure that only material that is ethically produced is used. The bistro serves light meals throughout the day that can be enjoyed in the beautiful garden, on the terrace or in the elegant dining room.

Plaza Hostal’s 19, Santa Maria del Cami
Tel: + 34 971 14 00 16
www.livingdreams.es

LA MESA GRANDE

La Mesa Grande is a nice new furniture store in Santa Maria specialized in restoring furniture and giving them a rustic, vintage style. The owners are passionate about what they do and select each item with care.

Calle Matanza 5 B, Santa Maria del Cami
Tel: + 34 663 12 37 13

Meet the team: Patrik Flyving

Posted on 8 March, 201725 January, 2018 by seoiberica_admin

Patrik joined our sales team in 2015, moving from the boat business to the property business. Patrik knows the island well since he has spent his summers in Mallorca since 1981. In 2006 Patrik moved to Mallorca permanently and worked as Captain & First officer/ Engineer in the super yacht charter industry. Now he enjoys being on dry land, living in central Palma. Patrik loves to sail and surf. At our office, he is the expert when it comes to new production properties within the Palma area. Patrik tells us a little more about himself and life in Mallorca:

I like Mallorca because… to me it has everything all 4 seasons: mountains, increadible beaches, biking and watersports.
I live in…Palma de Mallorca & Pollenca bay
In my freetime I…spend time with my baby and my fiancee, windsurf, mountainbike and hike… my Mallorquin friends think i put toghether Ikea furniture.
The best word in Spanish is… Hooombre!
If I could invite somebody for lunch, it would be… Bill Murray, Chevy chase Bob Dylan take your pick
When I want to do something special I…go straight out into Mallorca´s nature.
My favourite place on the island….Punta Avancada in Pollenca bay.
My latest purchase is…3 Ezzy taka sails.
Swedish and Mallorcans are…a perfect mix!
My favourite area to invest right now is…. Son Armadans. It is a very spanish area with very diverse propert types and plenty of green areas. Son Armadans has palatial buildings, small townhouses and incredible Penthouses!

Moving to Mallorca

Posted on 4 March, 201725 January, 2018 by seoiberica_admin

When you make the life changing decision to relocate to Mallorca, there are many important things to consider. Follow our guide and consider our 10 tips on how to move to Mallorca and you will have no problem living on the island.

Find a home
Whether you’re planning to live permanently or just spend part of your time in Mallorca, you’ll need to find a home. Make a list of the main features you need in a home and contact us. We need to know how many bedrooms you need, which area you would like to live in and what style of house you prefer. If you don’t know Mallorca well we can organize a viewing for you to identify areas and different types of properties. You’ll find a wide choice of properties for all budgets and tastes on our website: www.mallorcaresidencia.com

Get a NIE number
For any sort of transaction in Mallorca you will need a NIE number. It is like the personal number you have in Sweden. A NIE number is necessary to purchase a property, to order internet connection, or to buy anything major in Mallorca. To get a NIE number you’ll need to produce your passport and two passport-sized photographs. The NIE is your Spanish tax office reference, identifying you as a foreign citizen, so the sooner you get it the better. Nathalia Rigo Olausson at Montis Abogados law firm can help you with this process:

Nathalia Rigo Olausson
E-mail: nathalia@montisabogados.com
Tel. +34 971 21 30 96

Legal services
When buying a property or if you open a business on the island, you’ll need a lawyer specializing in Spanish law to act on your behalf. There are some excellent law firms on the island, with multilingual staff to assist you through the purchasing process. For over two decades, law consultancy firm Montis Abogados has been providing solid support for our clients. At Montis Abogados you can contact Nathalia Rigo Olausson who is a Spanish certified lawyer speaking fluent Swedish:

Nathalia Rigo Olausson
E-mail: nathalia@montisabogados.com
Tel. +34 971 21 30 96

Open a bank account
A bank account on the island will be necessary for the debiting of your local amenities such as electricity, water, internet and local taxes. La Caixa on Calle Industria has a Swedish speaking director calle Mia Martensson. Mia has been helping all of our clients with their private and business accounts in Mallorca. If you are thinking of buying a home, then you might want to apply for a mortgage via a local bank. Mia´s contact details are:

Mia Martensson
CaixaBank – Bankmanager
E-mail: mia.t.martensson@caixabank.com
Tel.: +34 971 625 620

Taxes
A professional financial adviser can do more than ensure optimum tax efficiency: They will help you with mortgages, pensions, trusts, and devise a wealth management strategy to suit your level of income and investments. If you plan to open a business also in Mallorca, the tax adviser will help you with the paperwork surrounding opening a company, employing staff and keeping your books under control.

Insurance
When moving homes it is important to have a good insurance partner. You will need to insure your property, you r health and your business. Talk to an insurance broker to find the best insurance policy to suit your needs, remembering to advise them if the property will be empty for some time during the year. Whatever your insurance needs and concerns, you’ll find a suitable insurance policy at:

Anke Sevenste
Passeig Mallorca, 36 bjs
Tel.+34 971 71 62 60
www.ankesevenster.com  

Healthcare in Mallorca
Mallorca has a wide range of excellent public and private health facilities, including hospitals, clinics, general practitioners, maternity services, dentists, medical specialists, and nursing services. Many will be able to attend to your needs in your own language. Eligibility for care under the Spanish state health system depends on your circumstances, and it’s worth seeking guidance. If you have existing private health cover in your country of origin, it might be transferable, but it can be more cost-effective to find a policy primarily for Spain. For a private health care insurance you can contact

Anke Sevenster
Passeig Mallorca, 36 bjs
Tel.+34 971 71 62 60
www.ankesevenster.com

Learn the language
An important step when moving to Mallorca is to learn a bit of the language. Entering a new community speaking a little Spanish will not only make your daily life easier, but will also help you to get to know the local traditions and culture better and to create a local network of friends and acquaintances. Although most locals can defend themselves in English, speaking a bit of Spanish is very appreciated. When it comes to language courses, Frida Garby at Casa Viva offers the most useful and fun intensive starter courses. You can contact Frida via her Facebook Casa Viva – Spanish Course or by phone at +34 687 034 525.

Moving with car
If you are bring a vehicle to Mallorca from your home country, it must be officially registered. If you have a home on the island, you can drive the vehicle with its original registration plates for only 30 days, after which you must display Spanish registration plates. You’ll also need to register your original driving licence with the authorities. Road tax is payable each year, and any vehicles more than four years old must undergo an annual vehicle safety check known as an ITV (inspección técnica de vehículos), at an official ITV centre.

Schools in Mallorca
There’s a choice of local and international schools on Mallorca, to suit the curriculum you’d like your child to follow. International schools often have waiting lists, so planning the timing of your move is important.British schools include: The Academy, Baleares International School, Bellver International College, King Richard III, Queen’s College. The French curriculum is offered at the College Français de Palma. The Swedish school in Palma is also very popular. For those seeking a bilingual education with an equal amount of Spanish and English, the well-equipped international school Ágora Portals is the largest private school in Mallorca and part of the Barcelona-based private school group NACE. Escola Global is smaller and also offers an excellent education in two languages.

Vineyards in Mallorca

Posted on 21 February, 201715 November, 2021 by seoiberica_admin

Mallorca has around 70 wineries (bodegas) and in recent years many of the grape growers have opened their doors to visitors for tours and tastings. In our culture, wine is present in religion, celebrations and at mealtimes. Wine has sculpted our landscape and our architecture.

In the center of the island, at the foot of the Tramuntana Mountains, you will find some of the best wineries. Winding roads and tracks will bring you up close to the vines, to the land, to unique sensations, houses, wells, caves and hamlets. An excellent wine route is the Binissalem DO region encompassing the island’s central towns of Santa Maria del Camí, Consell, Binissalem, Sencelles and Santa Eugenia.

These are the fourteen wineries participating in the wine route.

Bodegas Antonio Nadal
Tel: (34) 630 914 511
info@bodegasantonionadal.es
www.bodegasantonionadal.es

Antonio Nadal Bodegas y Vineros is a family winery founded by Antonio Nadal Ros. Since 1989 he uses modern winemaking techniques combined with traditional methods which allows wines with a special personality.

Bodegas Blanca Terra
Tel: (34) 971 267 163
info@blancaterra.com
www.blancaterra.com/en

Blanca Terra vineyard & winery is located in Montuïri, the region of Mallorca known to be fertile and with enough water, thereby ensuring a favorable crop and quality grape. This allowed Blanca Terra to successfully use grape varieties rarely used in Mallorca. With the same warmth and passion that Mallorca welcomes its travelers, Blanca Terra welcomes you. Visit the bodega, museum and finish off with a wine tasting.

Bodegas Jose Luis Ferrer
Tel: +34 971 51 10 50
info@vinosferrer.com
www.vinosferrer.com

Bodegas José Luis Ferrer is founded by José Luis Ferrer Ramonell who pioneered the wine industry in Mallorca with new techniques of cultivation and starting to export Majorcan wines to Europe and USA.

Jaume de Puntiró
Tel: 00 34 971 620 023
www.vinsjaumedepuntiro.com

Jaume de Puntiró´s ecological wine is all handmade and uses vintage winemaking techniques.
Every production is respectful to the environment as well as the consumer.

Vins Nadal
Tel: +34 971 511 058
albaflor@vinsnadal.com
www.vinsnadal.com

Vins Nadal was founded by Miguel Nadal Fiol and is a one the first and most important wineries in Binissalem. Every summer they organize jazz concerts in the bodega where you can enjoy their wine along with the music.

Bodega Biniagual
Tel: +34 689 183 954
info@bodegabiniagual.com
www.bodegabiniagual.com

Bodega Biniagual is a family run business of wine production in the village Biniagual. The wines ‘Verán’ and ‘Gran Verán’ are well known abroad and two of the favorite wines amongst the mallorquins.

Tianna Negre
Tel: +34 971 886 826
info@tiannanegre.com
www.tiannanegre.com

Tianna Negre was built up in 2004 after many years of dreaming. Their work is based on their love for winemaking combined with their love for art. Their wine bottles has the most beautiful artwork on their labels.

Macia Batle
Tel: +34 971 140 014
info@maciabatle.com
www.maciabatle.com

Bodega Macia Batle is a winery that contains all the latest facilities, machinery and advanced technology. Their wine has won several Spanish and international rewards.

Celler Sebastia Pastor
Tel: 771 620 358
cellersebastiapastor@gmail.com
http://www.sebastiapastor.com/celler.php

Celler Sebastia Pastor was founded in 1937 by Sebastia Pastor Mayol. Their techniques are constantly upgrading and they now combine the traditional methods with new ones. 2017 they will present their first sparkling wine, that is something that is worth a toast!

Celler Ramanya
Tel: 680 417 929
info@bodegaramanya.com
www.bodegaramanya.com

Celler Ramanya was founded in 2003. After several years of experimenting, a group of young people decided to go ahead with the project and fulfil their dream. Their wines are intense and aromatic.

Vinya Taujana
Tel: 971 144 494
www.vinyataujana.es

Vinya Taujana winery was created by the Crespi family in 2001. The winery has the most modern technology combined with the production of native grapes. Their wine Torrent Fals has won several international awards.

Celler Can Ramis
Tel: 971 872 418
perecanramis@hotmail.com
http://www.binissalemdo.com/bodegues/celler-can-ramis?lang=en

Celler Can Ramis was founded in 1870 by Pedro Molina Amengual and his wife. They produce wines from Manto Negro, Callet and Sira grapes.

Celler Ca Sa Padrina
Tel: 660 211 939
http://vinscasapadrina.com/noticias/

Ca sa Padrina was founded in 1999 and produces traditional Majorcan wines. Their wine has been recommended by the sommelier of the restaurant “El Bulli” and was sold out almost immediately.

Jaume Bennassar Can
Tel: 696 191 714
www.binissalemdo.com/jaumebennassar

Jaume Bennassar Can was founded in 1996. The wine stands out as it is served on the owners restaurant “Orient”, famous for the typical mallorquin dish suckling pig that combines perfectly with the wine.

Verdura Viticultors
Tel: 695 817 038
tomeuverdura@gmail.com
www.binissalemdo.com/canverduraviticultors

The winery Verdura Viticultors opened in Binissalem in 2012. Their wines are described as fresh and rebel, pop wines with a Mediterranean character.

Vingårdar på Mallorca

Posted on 21 February, 201729 October, 2021 by Digital

Mallorca har runt 70 vingårdar (bodegas) och de senaste åren har många av vinodlarna öppnat upp sina dörrar för allmänheten med visningar och vinprovningar. I vår kultur är vinet en del av vår religion, högtider och vid måltider. Vinet har format vårt landskap och vår arkitektur.

På den centrala delen av ön, vid foten av Tramuntana bergen, hittar du några av de bästa vingårdarna. Krokiga vägar leder dig upp till vinrankorna, till landskapet, till de unika upplevelserna, husen, brunnarna, grottorna och byarna. En utmärkt vinrutt är till Binissalem regionen som omfattar öns centrala byar Camí, Consell, Binissalem, Sencelles och Santa Eugenia.

De här är fjorton vingårdar som ingår i vinrutten.

Bodegas Antonio Nadal
Tel: (34) 630 914 511
info@bodegasantonionadal.es
www.bodegasantonionadal.es

Antonio Nadal Bodegas y Vineros är en familjevingård som grundades av Antonio Nadal Ros. Sedan 1989 har han använt modern teknik kombinerat med de traditionella metoderna för att göra vin, vilket ger vin med en speciell personlighet.

Bodegas Blanca Terra
Tel: (34) 971 267 163
info@blancaterra.com
www.blancaterra.com/en

Vingården Blanca Terra ligger i Montuïri, en region på Mallorca som är känd för sin bördighet och lätthet att bevara vatten, vilket garanterar en gynnsam gröda och druva av hög kvalitet. Detta gör att Blanca Terra framgångsrikt kan använda druvsorter som sällan används på Mallorca. Med samma värme och passion som Mallorca välkomnar sina gäster välkomnar Blanca Terra dig. Besök vingården, museet och avsluta med en vinprovning.

Bodegas Jose Luis Ferrer
Tel: +34 971 51 10 50
info@vinosferrer.com
www.vinosferrer.com

Bodegas José Luis Ferrer grundas av José Luis Ferrer Ramonell som var pionjär i vinindustrin på Mallorca med ny teknik för odling och började exportera mallorkinska viner till resten av Europa och USA.

Jaume de Puntiró
Tel: 00 34 971 620 023
www.vinsjaumedepuntiro.com

Jaume de Puntiró´s ekologiska vin är gjorda helt för hand och de använder klassiska tekniker för att göra vin. Varje produktion är respektfull mot miljön liksom mot konsumenten.

Vins Nadal
Tel: +34 971 511 058
albaflor@vinsnadal.com
www.vinsnadal.com

Vins Nadal grundades av Miguel Nadal Fiol och är ett av de första och viktigaste vingårdarna i Binissalem. Varje sommar organiserar de jazzkonserter där man kan njuta av musik i kombination med deras goda vin.

Bodega Biniagual
Tel: +34 689 183 954
info@bodegabiniagual.com
www.bodegabiniagual.com

Bodega Biniagual är en familjedriven vingård i byn Biniagual. Vinerna ”Verán” och “Gran Verán” är välkända viner utomlands och två av många favoritviner bland mallorquiner.

Tianna Negre
Tel: +34 971 886 826
info@tiannanegre.com
www.tiannanegre.com

Tianna Negre byggdes upp år 2004 efter år av drömmande. Deras arbete är baserat på deras kärlek för vin kombinerat med deras kärlek för konst. Deras vinflaskor är kända för sina etiketter med vacker konst.

Macia Batle
Tel: +34 971 140 014
info@maciabatle.com
www.maciabatle.com

Bodega Macia Batle är en vingård som använder sig av de senaste faciliteterna, maskinerna och avancerad teknologi. Deras vin har vunnit flera spanska och internationella utmärkelser.

Celler Sebastia Pastor
Tel: 771 620 358
cellersebastiapastor@gmail.com
http://www.sebastiapastor.com/celler.php

Celler Sebastia Pastor grundades år 1937 av Sebastia Pastor Mayol. Deras tekniker är konstant uppgraderade och de kombinerar traditionella metoder med nya. 2017 kommer de att presentera sitt första mousserande vin, något som är värt att skåla för!

Celler Ramanya
Tel: 680 417 929
info@bodegaramanya.com
www.bodegaramanya.com

Celler Ramanya grundades år 2003. Efter flera år av experimentering bestämde en grupp unga människor sig för att gå vidare med sitt projekt och fullfölja sin dröm. Deras viner är intensiva och aromatiska.

Vinya Taujana
Tel: 971 144 494
www.vinyataujana.es

Vinya Taujana vingård grundades av Crespí familjen år 2001. Vingården har den mest moderna teknologin kombinerad med produktionen av närodlade druvor. Deras vin Torrent Fals har vunnit flera internationella utmärkelser.

Celler Can Ramis
Tel: 971 872 418
perecanramis@hotmail.com
http://www.binissalemdo.com/bodegues/celler-can-ramis?lang=en

Celler Can Ramis grundades år 1870 av Pedro Molina Amengual och hans fru. De producerar viner från Manto Negro, Callet och Sira druvor.

Celler Ca Sa Padrina
Tel: 660 211 939
http://vinscasapadrina.com/noticias/

Ca sa Padrina grundades år 1999 och producerar traditionella mallorquinska viner. Deras vin har rekommenderats av sommeliern på restaurangen ”El Bulli” och vinet såldes slut nästan direkt.