The Nacra winery is a small winery located in the middle of the Can Corró estate, in Inca, at the foot of the Santa Magdalena hill and overlooking the Tramuntana mountain range. In these two hectares, grapes of the local Malvasia and Giró varieties are cultivated organically, with which two white wines are produced.
Nacra is the culmination of the passion of the Professor of Plant Physiology, a native of La Rioja, Hipólito Medrano, for the vine, the indigenous varieties of Mallorca, and wine. An adventure in which his wife, Magdalena Llabrés and the whole family have been enthusiastic and in which different professionals have collaborated so that it becomes a reality.
Coming from La Rioja, settled in Mallorca and Professor of Plant Physiology at the UIB, he has developed his research activity in the field of drought resistance in the vineyard, the improvement of the efficiency in the use of water and the recovery of indigenous varieties.
Winery consultant and in charge of the vineyard.
Agricultural engineer since 2001, specialized in ecological management: of the vineyard, applying a special care of the soil, sowing winter pasture, which allows the grazing of sheep that leave their organic fertilizer and maintain a cushioning of the floor in the summer and an exquisitely ecological control of treatments.
Visit the Nacra boutique winery, learn about the particularities of Mallorca’s indigenous varieties and take part in a one-on-one tasting of our Malvasia and Giró white wines. Tours in English, Spanish and Catalan for groups of between 4 and 15 people.
Inca, 2 of Novembre 2024.-Starting from Saturday, November 2, the Nacra winery is open for tastings and visits that last until the end with prior reservation and are aimed at group
Principio del formulario Today, this new building has been inaugurated to make wine and to carry out tastings and visits The Nacra winery has opened its doors today with a new buil
Next Saturday, October 19th, Bodega Nacra will be at the Nit del Vi in Inca, organized by Activa’t Inca, which, as every year, will fill the General Luque barracks courtyard with
