Bodega Ramanyà
Ramanyà is a family winery located in the Coscois area, on the outskirts of the village of Santa Maria del Camí. Toni Ramis is the owner of the winery, which started up again in 2003, although it should be noted that his ancestors were already involved in the vineyard business, specifically his great-grandfather, from Cas Coixet de Buc.
The winery produces a line of young wines, whites, rosés and reds; crianza wines with different ageing times in barrels; sweet wines, and also sparkling wines, made according to the traditional system of secondary fermentation in the bottle. In this sense, “in all our wines we always promote the typicality of our land, seeking the maximum expression of the autochthonous varieties of Mallorca, thus making wines with personality, which keep all the essence of our island”, says Toni.
On the other hand, it is worth mentioning that for years the family has been collecting tools and equipment from different trades from pre-industrial Mallorca, such as carpentry, blacksmithing, shoemaking, agriculture, etc. They have more than 3,000 pieces, many of them unique.
The winery produces a line of young wines, whites, rosés and reds; crianza wines with different ageing times in barrels; sweet wines, and also sparkling wines, made according to the traditional system of secondary fermentation in the bottle. In this sense, “in all our wines we always promote the typicality of our land, seeking the maximum expression of the autochthonous varieties of Mallorca, thus making wines with personality, which keep all the essence of our island”, says Toni.
On the other hand, it is worth mentioning that for years the family has been collecting tools and equipment from different trades from pre-industrial Mallorca, such as carpentry, blacksmithing, shoemaking, agriculture, etc. They have more than 3,000 pieces, many of them unique.
In addition to the sale of the wines, there are guided tours of the ethnographic collection of trades of yesteryear. Famous people have visited Ramanyà, as well as many members of the media. Not surprisingly, the visits are very attractive and educational.
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