A bottle of red wine with a red capsule and a contemporary label reading 'ÀN/2' on a white background.

Anima Negra ÀN/2

Deep ruby-red in color with aromas of raspberries, dark cherry, spices and a hint of violets and smokiness. On the palate the wine has intense flavors of ripe dark red fruits and subtle spiciness. Anima Negra, one of Mallorca’s most renowned wineries, is known for its dedication to crafting wines that reflect the unique environment and native grape varieties of the Balearic Islands. Partners Miquel Àngel Cerdá & Pere Obrador have, for over 25 years, been showing and developing their philosophy throughout the world.

Classification: Vino Tinto

Grape VarietalCallet, Mantonegro, Fogoneu, Syrah

FeatureBiodynamic

Country: Spain

Region: Balearic Islands

Appellation: Mallorca

Grape Profile: A blend of local Mallorcan grape varieties, including Callet which brings bright acidity, aromatic complexity, and minerality to the wine. The combo of Mantonegro and Fogoneu provide aromatic lift and bright fruit character. While the Syrah provide spice, smoke, and structure. These indigenous varieties are rarely found outside of Mallorca.

Region Profile: Mallorca, the largest of Spain’s Balearic Islands, benefits from a warm Mediterranean climate with plenty of sunshine and cooling sea breezes, creating ideal conditions for growing grapes. The island’s diverse soils, from limestone to clay, contribute to the complexity and freshness of its wines.

Pair with: Steak. Grilled and roasted meats. Hearty vegetables like mushrooms, squash, and carrots. Stews, rich sauces and demi-glazes. Hard, aged cheeses like Gouda and Cheddar.

Map of Spain showing wine regions, with areas color-coded and labeled, including Galicia, Castilla y León, Castilla-La Mancha, Extremadura, Andalucía, Aragón, Cataluña, Valencia, Murcia, Andalucía, Madrid, La Rioja, País Vasco, Navarra, Canary Islands, and Balearic Islands, and indicating major wine cities and varieties.
Map of the Balearic Islands showing Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza, and Formentera, with color-coded regions indicating geological features. Mallorca is prominently shaded in green, and other islands are in distinct colors with labels. There's also a smaller inset map of Spain showing the location of the islands in the Mediterranean Sea.