VISIT BODEGAS BORDOY ,DEGUSTACION 5 WINES, FINGER FOOD

At Bodegas Bordoy, the wine tour moves from the vines into the working rooms where grapes are pressed, wine is made, and bottles are filled and labeled. You finish with five wines and Mallorcan finger food, then take home a bottle of Fermança white or rosé.

I like two things in particular: you see the practical steps of winemaking rather than only tasting in a cellar, and the tasting comes with local snacks that give the wines some context. Guides Alexandra and Elena have been praised for their warm, professional welcome, and a short Qi Gong session is also included.

One point to plan around: the food is cheese, ham, and sobrasada, so it is not suitable for vegans or vegetarians. Contact the winery before booking if you need a plant-based option, and check the exact start time and tour language when you reserve.

• Walk from the vines into the production rooms: See the steel tanks, pressing machine, selection table, cold room, laboratory, and bottling equipment.
• Taste five wines: The lineup covers white, rosé, and red wines.
• Pair wine with Mallorcan snacks: Finger food includes cheese, ham, and sobrasada.
• Take home Fermança: A bottle of white or rosé is included as a gift.
• Choose a language and time: Listed tour slots are English at 10 am, Spanish at 11 am, and German at noon.
• Allow extra time only if you can: The visit lasts about 1.5 hours, and you can stay for additional wine by the glass or bottle, for a charge, during opening hours.

From Llucmajor vines to the wine-making rooms

This is a useful tour if you want to understand how wine is made, not just sample a few glasses. The visit starts among the vines, then continues into the winery’s production area, where your guide explains the process and points out the equipment used along the way.

The tour includes the selection table, pressing machine, stainless steel tanks, cold room, laboratory, bottling machine, cleaning machine, and labeling machine. That is a satisfying level of detail for a compact visit. You can follow the route from grape handling to finished bottle, with the guide explaining how each part fits into production.

I like that the tour puts the tasting after the production walk. You have just seen the tools and spaces involved in making the wine, so the five glasses feel connected to a place and a process. The tour is not described as a technical masterclass, though, and the amount of detail will depend on your guide and questions.

A short walk along the vines is part of the visit, but do not book this expecting a long countryside hike. The emphasis is on the bodega and its wine-making rooms. If you want a broad look at how a winery operates, that focus makes good use of the time.

Five wines, Mallorcan snacks, and a bottle to take home

The tasting includes five wines across white, rosé, and red styles. You are not given a fixed breakdown by color, nor are individual wine names or vintages specified, so go in expecting a varied tasting rather than a promised flight of particular bottles.

The finger food is an important part of the experience, not just a small extra. Cheese, ham, and sobrasada bring salty, savory flavors to the table and give you something to try alongside the wines. These are Mallorcan specialties, and the food helps make the tasting feel rooted in the island rather than like a generic winery stop.

The limitation is clear: the listed snacks do not suit vegan or vegetarian diets. If that applies to you, contact Bodegas Bordoy before booking to ask about an alternative. Do not assume one will be available without checking.

You also receive a bottle of Fermança white or rosé to take away. The choice between white and rosé makes the gift a little more personal, and it adds tangible value to the $51 price. One visitor also described receiving an opener, but the stated inclusion is the wine bottle, so treat the opener as a possible extra rather than something guaranteed.

If you want to linger after the formal tasting, you can order wine by the glass or bottle for an additional charge. That option can turn a brisk winery visit into a slower afternoon, but it is subject to opening hours and the requirement to leave by 2 pm.

A welcoming visit with Alexandra and Elena

The guides can make a winery tour feel either like a lesson or a sales pitch. The experience here has been described as relaxed and personal, with Alexandra explaining the vines, wines, production process, and even the steps leading to shipping. Elena and Alexandra have both been praised for being inviting, professional, and easy to talk to.

That matters if you are new to wine. You do not need to arrive with a vocabulary of grape varieties or cellar techniques. You can ask straightforward questions and follow the story from the vines to the bottle. If you already know a bit about wine, ask about the equipment or the production choices you see during the walk.

The tour is available in Spanish, English, and German. The listed starts are English at 10 am, Spanish at 11 am, and German at noon. Confirm the language and time you want when checking availability, since the experience duration is described both as 1.5 hours and within a 1.5-to-3-hour window.

A brief Qi Gong session, listed as lasting 5 to 15 minutes, is included. The details of the session are not specified, so think of it as a short added activity rather than the main draw. The core of the visit is still the winery walk, tasting, and food.

Small groups are available, which may make it easier to hear the guide and ask questions. The group size is not specified, and small-group availability does not necessarily mean every departure will be small, so check if that is a deciding factor for you.

What $51 buys you

At $51 per person, you are paying for a guided winery visit, a tasting of five wines, finger food, the short Qi Gong session, and a bottle of Fermança white or rosé to take home. The bottle and food make the price easier to justify than a tour that only offers a few samples, while the production-room walk gives the visit substance beyond the tasting.

The value will depend on what you want from a winery outing. If you enjoy learning how wine is made and want a guided tasting with local snacks, the package is fairly complete. If you are mainly looking for a long, leisurely tasting or a large meal, this is not that. The scheduled visit is about 1.5 hours, and any additional wine costs extra.

There is a little room to stay beyond the formal tour during opening hours, but you must leave by 2 pm. That makes the start time important. The English tour is listed at 10 am, which leaves more room before the stated departure cutoff; later slots may leave less time to linger. Check the available times before you build the rest of your day around the visit.

The booking terms add flexibility: you can reserve now and pay later, and cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. Those are useful safeguards if your Mallorca plans are still shifting.

Getting to Bodegas Bordoy near Hyatt Zoëtry

The address is Camí de Muntanya s/n, Llucmajor, 07620, Spain, next to Hotel Hyatt Zoëtry Mallorca. The practical instruction is simple: enter Bodegas Bordoy in Google Maps, drive all the way through to the parking lot, and arrive 15 minutes before your appointment.

The written location details include a second postcode that differs from the main address. To avoid a wrong turn, use the winery name in Maps and check that the route takes you to the bodega’s parking area, rather than relying only on the postcode.

The meeting point and end point are the same. No transport to or from another site is included in the experience details, so plan your own way there. The winery is listed as wheelchair accessible, although the exact route through the vines and production rooms is not described. If you have specific access needs, contact the winery before you go.

Who will enjoy this winery visit most

I would recommend this to you if you want a compact, guided introduction to Mallorcan wine and appreciate seeing the practical side of production. It suits couples, friends, and small groups who like to ask questions, taste several wines, and sample local food without committing a full day.

It is also a good fit if you want a scheduled activity near Llucmajor with a clear start and finish. The tour’s manageable length makes it easier to pair with other plans, provided you account for the start time and the 2 pm departure cutoff.

You may want to choose another experience if you need vegan or vegetarian food and cannot confirm an alternative, or if you expect a long tour, a substantial meal, or a deep technical session on wine. The tasting details and food options are fairly set, and extra wine is not included in the price.

Should you book Bodegas Bordoy?

Book it if you want more than a tasting counter: the walk from the vines through the production rooms gives you a practical view of how wine gets from grape to bottle, and the tasting includes five wines, Mallorcan snacks, and a take-home bottle. The warm approach associated with guides Alexandra and Elena is another reason this can feel personal rather than formal.

Before reserving, confirm the language and departure time, and contact the winery about dietary needs. Then use Bodegas Bordoy in Maps, arrive 15 minutes early, and leave room in your plans for the visit to run its full 1.5 hours. If those details work for you, this is a well-rounded winery stop for the price.

FAQ

How long does the Bodegas Bordoy visit last?

The guided visit lasts about 1 hour and 30 minutes. The activity is also described as lasting from 1.5 to 3 hours, since you may stay during opening hours for extra wine by the glass or bottle. You must leave by 2 pm.

What languages are available?

Tours are offered in Spanish, English, and German. The listed start times are English at 10 am, Spanish at 11 am, and German at noon. Check availability for your preferred language and time.

What is included in the tasting?

You taste five wines, including white, rosé, and red wines. Finger food is included, along with a bottle of Fermança white or rosé to take home.

What food is served?

The finger food includes cheese, ham, and sobrasada. It is not suitable for vegans or vegetarians. Contact the winery before booking if you need a dietary alternative.

Can I buy more wine after the tasting?

Yes. You may order wine by the glass or bottle for an additional charge, during opening hours and subject to the 2 pm departure cutoff.

Where is the meeting point?

The address is Camí de Muntanya s/n, Llucmajor 07620, Spain, next to Hotel Hyatt Zoëtry Mallorca. Enter Bodegas Bordoy in Google Maps and drive through to the parking lot.

How early should I arrive?

Arrive 15 minutes before your appointment. The winery asks you to drive all the way through to the parking lot.

Is the tour wheelchair accessible, and can I cancel?

The activity is listed as wheelchair accessible. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, and the reserve-now, pay-later option lets you book without paying immediately.