22/08/2026
Winery Spotlight | 🍷
Some wineries stay with you long after you’ve left, and for me (Becs), Macià Batle will always be one of them.
In 2022, while studying for my WSET Diploma in Wines, I had the opportunity to work here, welcoming visitors from all over the world and leading tastings in the bodega. It was an experience that taught me so much and deepened my appreciation for Mallorcan wine, especially the island’s wonderful indigenous grape varieties.
Founded in 1856, Macià Batle is one of Mallorca’s oldest wineries, but one of the things I love most is how it combines wine with art. Every year, a different renowned artist designs the label for their Col·lecció Privada red wine, and the artwork is displayed throughout the winery. It feels as much like an art gallery as it does a winery.
Another reason I often recommend it is how easy it is to visit. Located in Santa Maria, it’s just a short train ride from Palma followed by a ten minute walk, making it one of the most accessible wineries on the island if you don’t have a car.
And if you’re lucky, your visit might even finish with Ramón Servalls Batle, a direct descendant of founder Macià Batle, playing the traditional Mallorcan xeremies. It’s one of those moments that perfectly captures the spirit of Mallorca.
If you’re looking to discover more of the island’s wine culture, this is a wonderful place to start. 🤍🍷