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Anima Negra AN
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Anima Negra AN
At the beginning of Ànima Negra was the friendship of two Mallorcans: Pere Ignasi Obrador and Miquel Angel Cerda both come from the town of Felanitx, in the south-east of Mallorca. They have been friends since childhood. In 1994, Pere and Miquel decided to realize a long-cherished, shared dream and vinify their first own grapes themselves. This began a unique success story; in just a few years, the wines of Ànima Negra achieved "cult status" on Mallorca!
Today, everyone, whether Mallorcan, resident, or tourist, seems to know the Bodega Ànima Negra, and one has the feeling that ÀN belongs to the island just as much as the cathedral to Palma and the harbor to Andratx. And not only on the Balearic island, but in more than 45 countries now, the name Ànima Negra (=black soul) is considered a law for quality with a strong, penetrating Callet character.
The Anima Negra "AN" matures for 17-19 months in new French barrels and is similar in character to a Brunello. Brilliant cherry red with garnet reflections, it enchants the nose with a complex bouquet of toasted caraway seeds, tobacco, and black pepper, paired with aromas of dark fruits.
Robert Parker / The Wineadvocate 93 points for 2010 vintage
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Ànima Negra – "black soul" – has been the conscience of Mallorcan wine since 1994. Childhood friends Pere Obrador and Miquel Àngel Cerdà founded the estate near Felanitx in the southeast of the island, on an estate whose walls date back to the 13th century.
Their goal was as simple as it was bold: to produce quality wines exclusively from native varieties, above all the then-forgotten Callet grape. With the breakthrough among international critics in 1997, the winery proved that Mallorca is more than just a holiday idyll – it is one of the most idiosyncratic wine regions of the Mediterranean.
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