In Menorca, wineries are true gems to discover for wine lovers. Although Menorca may seem small, its winemaking tradition is remarkable. Here, the wineries, many of them family-owned and with limited production, work to offer authentic and characterful wines.
Below, you will find a list of the wineries and wines of Menorca. Many of them offer visits and wine tastings to showcase their products. Undoubtedly, an alternative activity in Menorca that you will surely enjoy during your stay on the island.
Exploring Menorca's Wineries
Binifadet
Binifadet Winery, in Sant Lluís, is a place that combines tradition and innovation to produce exceptional wines. It offers tours of the vineyards and tastings in a charming setting. It stands out for being the winery with the highest production on the island and the only one that makes sparkling wines in Menorca. During the summer, you can enjoy wine tastings on their outdoor terrace overlooking the vineyards.
Photos by @Bodegasbinifadet
Binitord
Binitord Winery is a family-owned winery located south of Ciutadella, in Menorca. It stands out for its construction in an old quarry, which minimizes its environmental impact and promotes the conservation of the island’s natural values.
Its 7 hectares of vineyards produce around 20,000 bottles per year, following organic farming practices. The winery offers four wines recognized in competitions such as the Wine Spirit Competition and the Guía Peñín, as well as Menorca’s first vermouth. Visitors can book tours on their website.
Photos by @binitord
👉 Winery Tour with Wine Tasting in Ciutadella
An ideal way to discover the island’s flavors is through this visit to family-owned wineries with wine tasting, where you’ll meet local small-scale producers and sample authentic Menorcan wines.
Bodegas Menorquinas
After a long period of inactivity in Menorca’s viticulture, local vineyards returned to the scene in 1985, resuming the tradition with the production of artisanal wines using indigenous varieties. Under the historic name of “Ferrer de Muntpalau,” a 14th-century knight and owner of the lands where the current vineyards are located, this wine became the first to receive the designation of “Vino de la Tierra Isla de Menorca.”
Photos by bodegasmenorquinas.com
Bodegas Torralbenc
Torralbenc is a viticultural project of the Urtasun family in Menorca. This estate has been rehabilitated to become a sustainable agrotourism that highlights the heritage and environment of the island. In addition to being one of the leading wine cellars in Menorca, this place is also known for its agrotourism hotel, featured on our list of luxury hotels on the island of Menorca.
Photos by bodegastorralbenc.com
Hort Sant Patrici
In Ferreries, Hort Sant Patrici stands out as an emblematic place that combines agrotourism, gastronomy, cheese and wine production. Its surroundings are truly charming and offer a unique experience worth living.
Photos by santpatrici.es
Sa Forana
In Sant Climent, we find the home of Sa Forana wines. These wines, produced in calcareous and stony soil, are the result of about 5,000 bottles per year, made with grapes exclusively grown on this estate.
Photos by @saforana
Sa Cudia
In Mahón, within the Natural Park of s’Albufera des Grau, we find another winery: Vinya Sa Cudia Winery. Here, we can enjoy their wines, grown in vineyards exclusively irrigated with rainwater and resisting the strong tramontana winds throughout their lives.
Photos by vimenorca.com
Finca Sa Marjaleta
Sa Marjaleta is a winery near Ciutadella, known for its exclusive Iamontanum wine, produced since 2006 with syrah and viognier. With a modest production of 4,000 bottles per year and only two hectares of vineyards, it offers private and personalized tours. In addition to Iamontanum, it also offers two red wines and a white wine.
Photos by @fincasamarjaleta
