Binigray
Binigrau comes from the heart of Mallorca – an island that has far more to offer than sun and sand. Nestled amidst the rugged Tramuntana mountains and on ancient terraces, something special grows here: wine with true character.
The winery focuses on the indigenous Manto Negro grape variety , showcasing the true potential of Mallorcan soil – powerful, spicy, with an unmistakable Mediterranean depth. No mainstream wines here, but rather wines that proudly reflect their origins.

Binigrau –
Mallorcan wine from ancient terraces of the Tramuntana mountains
Binigrau lies in the interior of Mallorca, far from the coast – where the Tramuntana Mountains shape the island and ancient terraced vineyards have defined viticulture for generations. The winery works with soils that take decades to impart their character to the vines: barren, mineral-rich, and bathed in Mediterranean sunshine.
The focus is on the indigenous Manto Negro grape variety – one of the oldest varieties in the Balearic Islands, rarely cultivated elsewhere. In Binigrau's hands, it yields red wines with dark fruit, Mediterranean herbs, and a spicy structure reminiscent of dried figs, rosemary, and red earth. These are not wines conforming to an international style, but rather wines that clearly reflect their origin.
Anyone who wants to get to know Mallorcan wine beyond holiday acquaintances will find an honest answer at Binigrau to the question of what this island has to say in terms of winemaking.







