Son Antem Alaró’s Mallorca wines score up to 95 points in Wine Anorak tastings
Wine Anorak’s updated assessment of Son Antem Alaró covers three tasting rounds and 19 wines from the 2022–2025 vintages. The November 2026 releases received 93–94 points, while the complete set of notes culminates in 95 points for Sa Tanca 2022.
A family-managed Mallorca project
Son Antem Alaró was established by Swedish wine importers Johan and Marin Lidby. The Lidby family manages its 18 hectares of vines by hand. Wine Anorak’s updated report brings together tastings from November 2026, April 2026 and roughly a year earlier, spanning the 2022–2025 vintages.1
November 2026 releases
Son Antem Aura 2024 received 93 points. It was described as a broad, textured wine whose pear fruit and touch of white peach are balanced by fine spicy detail.1
Son Antem Camins Blanco 2025, made from lots remaining after the other blends were assembled, scored 93 points. Its profile combines a hint of honey and bread with pear and melon, supported by good weight and balance.1
Son Antem Alba 2024, a Chardonnay, earned 93 points. It showed lively focus and weight, with pear, cherry and citrus notes, a textured palate and a brisk finish.1
Son Antem Malva 2025, made from Malvasia, scored 93 points. Fermentation stopped before dryness at 14.5% alcohol and 16 grams per litre of residual sugar. The resulting sweetness contributes texture but is counterbalanced by acidity, giving the wine a lively character.1
Son Antem S’Era 2023, a very pale Callet, received 94 points. Its supple, smooth profile featured strawberry and red cherry, a hint of vanilla and balanced structure.1
November 2026 releases (continued)
Son Antem Sa Tanca 2023, made from Manto Negro, scored 94 points. Pale in color, it combined supple cherry and strawberry fruit with fine spice, moderate weight and an appealing mouthfeel.1
Son Antem Camins Negra 2025, a blend of Syrah, Monastrell and a small amount of Manto Negro, earned 93 points. It was juicy, lively and peppery, with balanced red cherry and spice and an accessible drinking style.1
Son Antem Vespre 2023, blending Syrah and Monastrell, received 94 points. It offered elegant black cherry, spicy structure, purity and some grip.1
April 2026 tasting
Son Antem Malva 2024, labeled Vino de la Tierra Mallorca and carrying 14% alcohol, scored 93 points. This powerful, concentrated white combined rich pear and peach with a slightly pithy quality. A lively line of limestone-associated acidity supplied contrast and drove the wine’s intense profile.1
Son Antem Aura 2024 Vino de la Tierra Mallorca, a 13% alcohol white made from Giró Rus, earned 92 points. Honey, nuts and spice accompanied pear and peach in a rich, textured profile that retained freshness and clarity, with aniseed and fine-grained detail.1
Camins de Son Antem Callet 2024 Vino de la Tierra Mallorca, at 12.5% alcohol, scored 94 points. This lightly colored red had aromas of sweet strawberry and glacé cherry, followed by white pepper, cherry, strawberry and spice. Its fine-grained texture, sleek fruit and finesse were singled out.1
Son Antem S’Era 2024 Vino de la Tierra Mallorca, a 12.5% alcohol Callet, received 94 points. Relatively pale, it showed delicate, juicy fruit, with a richer center of sweet cherry and plum, damson-like bitterness and dried herbs. Rose, aniseed and Mediterranean herbs added complexity. Tannin and acidity structured a somewhat compressed finish.1
Camins de Son Antem Negre 2024 Vino de la Tierra Mallorca, at 14% alcohol, scored 93 points. The Manto Negro, Monastrell and Syrah blend combined black cherry and berry fruit with richness and ripeness, contained by grainy structure and sufficient acidity; its fruit remained floral and fresh.1
Earlier tasting notes
Son Antem Camins de Mallorca Giro Blanco 2023, at 12.5% alcohol, received 94 points. Concentrated, grainy and saline, it combined ripe, textured pear with citrus notes recalling mandarin and lemon. Its mineral progression, definition, expressiveness and finesse were emphasized.1
Son Antem Malva 2023, at 14% alcohol, scored 91 points. It was rich and expansive, with sweet pear, table-grape fruit, spice and a saline touch. Its exuberant fruit was balanced by good acidity.1
Son Antem Camins de Mallorca Rouge 2022, at 12.5% alcohol, earned 93 points. Cherry, raspberry, aniseed and a hint of pepper led into a sweet-fruited palate with spice and warm Mediterranean herbs. Purity, balance, finesse and a grainy texture completed the profile.1
Son Antem Alaró S’Era 2023 IGP Mallorca, a varietal Callet at 12% alcohol, received 94 points. Its pale cherry-red color placed it between rosé and red wine. Fine and supple, it offered sweet red cherry, silky texture, warmth and only a slight structural presence.1
Son Antem Vespre 2022, at 12.5% alcohol, scored 94 points. It showed a supple, expressive profile, with a sweet, textured center of stony cherry and plum followed by herbs, pepper and fine spice. It was assessed as restrained and sappy, with warm-climate elegance.1
Earlier tasting notes (continued)
Son Antem Sa Tanca 2022, a 13% alcohol Manto Negro from stony, iron-rich soils, earned the report’s highest score of 95 points. Aromatic cherry and raspberry fruit, fine spice and a fluid palate supported an assessment centered on ripeness, elegance and purity.1
Sources
Written by the Dionysus editors from the sources above.
