Alba Negra Menorca 2025, Grand Gold at the Premis Vinari as the best young red wine in the Balearic Islands

Bep Al·lès/Ciutadella - Menorcan wine is once again claiming a prominent place on the wine map of the Balearic Islands. Alba Negra Menorca 2025, produced by Bodegas Torralba, has been awarded Grand Gold at the Premis Vinari as the best young red wine in the Balearic Islands, a distinction that highlights the quality and personality of the wines born in Menorca.

This recognition is particularly significant because Alba Negra Menorca belongs to the IGP Vi de la Terra de Menorca, an indication that protects wines made on the island and is gaining increasing presence and prestige among consumers, restaurateurs and wine professionals. The award confirms the strong momentum of Menorcan viticulture, with wineries committed to wines with their own identity, closely linked to the landscape, the climate and the island’s way of doing things.

Alba Negra Menorca 2025 presents itself as a young red wine with a Mediterranean character, designed to be enjoyed with local cuisine. In tasting terms, it points to a fresh, fruity and approachable profile, with notes of red fruit, good liveliness and a balanced palate, making it ideal to accompany white meats, semi-cured cheeses, Menorcan cuisine, grilled dishes or gastronomic tapas.

For foodies and wine lovers, this Grand Gold is a fine reason to discover another expression of Menorca: an island that can also be tasted in a glass of young red wine.