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Description
Bodega AVA Vi is a small, artisan winery located in Biniali, near Binissalem.
Wines & Tastings
AVA Vi produces white, red and rosé wines from local grape varieties — including Prensal and Mantonegro. Guided wine tastings are tailored to guests' preferences and are accompanied by cheese, bread, olive oil, jam and tapas. Among the estate's wines is the TRIAVA Heritage.
Tours & Your Hosts
Winemaker Claudia and sommelier Julio lead guests through the production and storage of the wines, sharing the philosophy behind the project with genuine passion. Tastings take place indoors or outside, offering both an enjoyable experience and real insight into Mallorcan winemaking.
Location & Surroundings
The winery sits on Cami de Muro, Polígono 9, Parcela 40, in 07140 Biniali — a rural area to the south of Binissalem. The surroundings offer views of the Serra de Tramuntana. The winery is walkable from the nearby Es Quatre Cantons, and cyclists will find it conveniently placed along routes through the wine-growing region south of Binissalem.
Facilities & services
AccessibilityEntranceParking
PaymentCredit cardDebit cardContactless
Frequently Asked Questions
Which grape varieties are most characteristic of AVA Vi?
The winery works with local varieties including Prensal and Mantonegro.
Is there food available during the tasting?
Yes, wine tastings are accompanied by food such as cheese, bread, olive oil, jam and tapas.
Can you buy AVA Vi wines without joining a guided tour?
Yes, visitors have purchased wines directly on site without a booked tour.
How many people can a tasting accommodate?
Indoors, tastings can accommodate up to 16 to 20 people; the outdoor area has room for more guests.
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Location
Cami de Muro, Poligono 9, Parcela 40, 07140
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