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Binigrau

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 h... Read more Read less

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.

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Binigrau
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Binigrau Obac
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Sale price19,80 € 0,75 l (26,40 €/l)
Binigrau Nounat
Cuvée
Sale price22,70 € 0,75 l (30,27 €/l)
B-Rosat Binigrau
Sale price21,99 € 0,75 l (29,32 €/l)
Wine & Dine - Wines from Mallorca on September 4, 2026
Wine & Dine - Wines from Mallorca on September 4, 2026Mallorca in the glass: Call Vermell, Binissalem & Pla i Llevant – 04.09.2026.
Sale price79,00 €
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Binigrau Winery in Mallorca – vineyards on terraces of the Tramuntana mountains with the Manto Negro grape variety
Sale priceFrom 29,40 € Regular price32,99 € 0,75 l (39,20 €/l)
Binigrau B- Negre
Sale price34,99 € 0,75 l (46,65 €/l)

About Binigrau

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What our customers say

I can absolutely recommend ordering here! I had ordered a larger quantity of a certain wine and one bottle was missing from the complete delivery. An employee of the company called me and asked if I wanted to cancel completely. I opted for a replacement wine bottle. Complete delivery arrived at our place 2 days later! TOP :-)))
Kersten M. about Binigrau Nounat
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Binigrau –
Mallorcan wine from the terraces of the Tramuntana

Binigrau is located in the interior of Mallorca, far from the coast – where the island becomes rougher and quieter. On old terraced vineyards below the Tramuntana mountains grow vines that have become accustomed to barren soils and hot summers. The result is wines that have nothing of the island's touristy lightness, but instead tell of its other side: stony, spicy, with a Mediterranean warmth on the finish.

The focus is on the native Manto Negro grape variety – one of the oldest varieties on Mallorca, which is hardly grown anywhere else. Binigrau focused on it early on and shows what depth and structure it can develop on the right soils: dark fruit, macchia herbs, a firm tannin structure. No blending with international varieties, no adapting to a global taste.

Those who drink the wines from Binigrau get an honest picture of what Mallorcan soil can achieve – and why it is worth looking behind the island's postcard facade.