Mejores Bodegas en Alcúdia ❤️ 【 2026】

Celler Canyelles I Batle – Alcúdia

4.9

"We spent a wonderful couple of hours here on a vineyard tour. It was just the two of us and had an incredibly personal feel. Our guide was warm, exceptionally generous with the wine (we were offered multiple refills!) and it has a really intimate family-run feel. We spent a good while chatting and getting to know the family history and backstory to this small vineyard. The setting is tranquil and beautiful, a real haven away from the busier areas of the island. And very good value. The homemade sobrasada and olive tampenade are not to be missed! Would thoroughly recommend. (Also the most friendly dog came to welcome us and guide us round!)"

Sa Cisterna Venda i Degustació – Alcúdia

4.2

"If you want to have an authentic aperitivo with simple Spanish tapas and regional wines, out of the tourist track, you should come here. I am actually saddened by the reviews describing the (probably) owner as an old grumpy man. I’d say that in many places in the island I’ve seen entitled tourists, or people who even on holiday manage to be stressed if they don’t receive their drinks within 5 minutes from ordering. Or those who complain that their children can’t play without being reprimanded (do the world a favour and educate them rather than putting them on your iPhones to get them quiet or let them shout and run in places where other people wish to have peace). I have empathy for this man. Perhaps he is keeping the shop open because he sees an opportunity with tourists or needs to get by. You don’t know. It’s true that he doesn’t bring your drinks outside (although he would bring food), and its also true that he takes his time and couldn’t be bothered to speed up. But that’s the beauty of going into these places. This is his place. If however you want to be served and in a fast way, don’t go there, as you would loose your patience. Regarding prices: perhaps this might be a little more pricy than elsewhere, but you’re supporting a man with his business and local products. So arguing about the price is a bit counter productive in what is perhaps one of the few authentic places of Alcudia. On the language: I speak Spanish, and the two times I went there, he was actually spending his time suggesting wines and drinks to people. So be nice first, try to be understanding, and maybe, make an effort to speak the language of the place you’re doing your holidays in - this would certainly portrait you as more empathetic and make people want to be nice with you. This said, bad days happen - it’s true that the man serving you doesn’t look like the happiest person on the planet - but again, empathy can help."