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You will get two emails from us with regards to your order. The first email from us only confirms that we received your order. The second email will confirm that we have enough wine to fill your order. Due to the high volume of sales there are times when the wine has sold out, but our system is still updating and shows it as available. We're sorry for any inconvenience and will do what we can to fill your order!
Thanks to your feedback we might bring back some of Cinderella Wine's popular previous offers. If a wine makes another appearance here, this newer offer will always be slightly higher than the original one. Offers that are on the site on Friday through Sunday will be shipped on Monday.
Best Price on Web is determined by Wine-Searcher prices as of yesterday: Wine Library sells this for our sale price of $16.99. There is 1 store that sells this for $19.00. Please note, we are not taking virtual inventory into account.
Free shipping on orders of 6 bottles or more!
Please Note it may take 24-48 hours for your order to be put together for store pickup. You'll get an email when it's ready for pick up.
| Rating: | 90 Pts Luis Gutierrez - Robert Parker's Wine Advocate | Size: | 750ML |
| Region: | Balearic Islands | Country: | Spain |
| Varietals: | Callet | ABV: | 12.5% |
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90 Pts Luis Gutierrez - Robert Parker's Wine Advocate |
"A kind of blanc de noirs, the Quíbia is produced with 60% Callet (a red grape, 30% Premsal Blanc and 10% Giró Ros). It is cold fermented and aged for four months in contact with the lees in 7,000-liter stainless-steel vats. The color does not give you any hint of red grapes taking part in the blend and the nose is also redolent of white fruit, and some leesy, yeasty notes, quite clean and fruit-driven. The palate is quite succulent, with good volume and acidity, with simple, clean fruit flavors ending quite fresh. I was rather impressed. 36,000 bottles." Feb 2015 |
Description:
Tasting Notes: Enticing straw-lemon in color with greenish reflections, QuÃbia offers pleasantly unusual notes of white peach, pear, sea brine and jasmine. On the palate the wine is weighty with creamy texture and concentrated flavors but at the same time fresh, delicate and well balanced.
Food Pairing: This wine pairs beautifully with bay scallops, mussels in butter broths, and peasantstyle migas.
About the Winery:
Winery Overview
Ànima Negra was founded in 1994 when two self-taught friends - Pere Ignasi Obrador and Miquelángel Cerdá - decided that the wines of their native Mallorca werenât reaching full potential. Taking advantage of some unused milk tanks at the dairy farm owned by Pereâs family, they made two barriques of wine from Callet grapes (a native Mallorcan varietal) theyâd purchased from local farmers. The initial results were so encouraging that the friends decided to form a partnership and continue pursuing their newly found passion for wine.
Location of Vineyard
Situated in the southeast of Mallorca, Ànima Negra winery produces its wines on the old country estate of Son Burguera, close to the town of Felanitx. The buildings date back to the 13th century, and contain a traditional winemaking area, which historically was used to supply wine for locals living on and near the estate.
Ànima Negra sources its grapes from more than 135 carefully selected parcels of land that the partners either own or control. Virtually all of these parcels are within a six-mile radius of the winery, and most of the vines are 50 to 85 years old.
Winemaking Philosophy
Natural farming is prioritized at Ànima Negra. The vines are dry-farmed and are not fertilized, helping to ensure they produce small, concentrated fruit. Chemical insecticides and herbicides are avoided in favor of biodynamic practices, and indigenous yeasts are used for almost all fermentation.The resulting unique, elegant wines have garnered worldwide praise, and earned a loyal following among fine wine enthusiasts throughout the world. In 2010, the Slow Food Movement honored Ànima Negra with induction into the Ark of Taste.
Pere Ignasi Obrador was born in Felanitx on the island of Mallorca. After completing high school, he began studying to be an optician. His studies were interrupted when he was called upon to manage his familyâs dairy farm, overseeing production from more than 400 dairy cows. While running the dairy, he avidly pursued independent study, focusing on genetics and biology. In 1994, he decided to convert a large portion of the family farm to pursue a new project: the production of wine made from indigenous grapes, particularly Callet. He gained his oenology knowledge through personal experience and periodic consultation with universities and prestigious oenologists, including Joan Milà. Over the years, he has established friendships with different Spanish and French oenologists who have generously shared their advice.
Miguelàngel Cerdà was born and grew up in Mallorca in the town of Felanitx, where his interests included sailing and astronomy. At 18, he moved to Madrid (a period he refers to as his "exile") to study aeronautical engineering, a pursuit he continued for five years. But missing the sea terribly, Miguel decided to return to Mallorca. For the next decade he sailed the Mediterranean (which he affectionately refers to as Quíbia Gran) as one of the crew on the ship Margaret Alison, meeting diverse peoples in his travels. In 1994, he joined with Pere Obrador to create Ànima Negra. Putting his knowledge of chemistry (gained from his engineering studies) to good use, he assists Pere Ignasi Obrador with winemaking. He credits his friends - winemakers Ana Martín, Pepe Hidalgo and Joan Milà - with vastly improving his wine knowledge and providing invaluable advice in crafting Ànima Negra's wines. - Distributor's Notes
Food Pairing: This wine pairs beautifully with bay scallops, mussels in butter broths, and peasantstyle migas.
About the Winery:
Winery Overview
Ànima Negra was founded in 1994 when two self-taught friends - Pere Ignasi Obrador and Miquelángel Cerdá - decided that the wines of their native Mallorca werenât reaching full potential. Taking advantage of some unused milk tanks at the dairy farm owned by Pereâs family, they made two barriques of wine from Callet grapes (a native Mallorcan varietal) theyâd purchased from local farmers. The initial results were so encouraging that the friends decided to form a partnership and continue pursuing their newly found passion for wine.
Location of Vineyard
Situated in the southeast of Mallorca, Ànima Negra winery produces its wines on the old country estate of Son Burguera, close to the town of Felanitx. The buildings date back to the 13th century, and contain a traditional winemaking area, which historically was used to supply wine for locals living on and near the estate.
Ànima Negra sources its grapes from more than 135 carefully selected parcels of land that the partners either own or control. Virtually all of these parcels are within a six-mile radius of the winery, and most of the vines are 50 to 85 years old.
Winemaking Philosophy
Natural farming is prioritized at Ànima Negra. The vines are dry-farmed and are not fertilized, helping to ensure they produce small, concentrated fruit. Chemical insecticides and herbicides are avoided in favor of biodynamic practices, and indigenous yeasts are used for almost all fermentation.The resulting unique, elegant wines have garnered worldwide praise, and earned a loyal following among fine wine enthusiasts throughout the world. In 2010, the Slow Food Movement honored Ànima Negra with induction into the Ark of Taste.
Pere Ignasi Obrador was born in Felanitx on the island of Mallorca. After completing high school, he began studying to be an optician. His studies were interrupted when he was called upon to manage his familyâs dairy farm, overseeing production from more than 400 dairy cows. While running the dairy, he avidly pursued independent study, focusing on genetics and biology. In 1994, he decided to convert a large portion of the family farm to pursue a new project: the production of wine made from indigenous grapes, particularly Callet. He gained his oenology knowledge through personal experience and periodic consultation with universities and prestigious oenologists, including Joan Milà. Over the years, he has established friendships with different Spanish and French oenologists who have generously shared their advice.
Miguelàngel Cerdà was born and grew up in Mallorca in the town of Felanitx, where his interests included sailing and astronomy. At 18, he moved to Madrid (a period he refers to as his "exile") to study aeronautical engineering, a pursuit he continued for five years. But missing the sea terribly, Miguel decided to return to Mallorca. For the next decade he sailed the Mediterranean (which he affectionately refers to as Quíbia Gran) as one of the crew on the ship Margaret Alison, meeting diverse peoples in his travels. In 1994, he joined with Pere Obrador to create Ànima Negra. Putting his knowledge of chemistry (gained from his engineering studies) to good use, he assists Pere Ignasi Obrador with winemaking. He credits his friends - winemakers Ana Martín, Pepe Hidalgo and Joan Milà - with vastly improving his wine knowledge and providing invaluable advice in crafting Ànima Negra's wines. - Distributor's Notes
