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Discover the allure of Callet wines, a hidden gem in the world of fine vintages. Grown primarily in Mallorca, Spain, Callet grapes produce wines with a distinctive character and elegance. Whether you're an aficionado or new to the scene, our curated collection invites you to explore and buy the best Callet wines, offering a journey of taste that's both intriguing and unforgettable. Shop now and immerse yourself in its unique charm.
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  • 4 Kilos Vinícola ‘12 Volts’ Callet blend 2021-Red Wine-World Wine

    4 Kilos Vinícola ‘12 Volts’ Callet blend 2021

    $77.50
    or $65.88 in case of 6 bottles.
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  • Terra de Falanis MUAC! Blend 2011-Red Wine-World Wine
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    Terra de Falanis MUAC! Blend 2011

    $37.99
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  • 4 Kilos Vinícola ‘Grimalt-Caballero’ Callet 2016-Red Wine-World Wine

    4 Kilos Vinícola ‘Grimalt-Caballero’ Callet 2016

    $302.25
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  • 4 Kilos Vinícola ‘4 Kilos’ Callet 2019-Red Wine-World Wine

    4 Kilos Vinícola ‘4 Kilos’ Callet 2019

    $131.75
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  • 4 Kilos Vinícola 4 Kilos ‘Motor’ Callet 2021-Red Wine-World Wine

    4 Kilos Vinícola 4 Kilos ‘Motor’ Callet 2021

    $68.20
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Callet grapes have long been cultivated in the picturesque island landscapes of Mallorca. Not widely known outside of its local region, the grape variety has gained appreciation among wine enthusiasts who have had the pleasure of tasting its singular profile. The wines produced from Callet tend to have a medium-bodied Callet grapes have long been cultivated in the picturesque island landscapes of Mallorca. Not widely known outside of its local region, the grape variety has gained appreciation among wine enthusiasts who have had the pleasure of tasting its singular profile. The wines produced from Callet tend to have a medium-bodied texture with alluring notes of red fruits, pepper, and sometimes a touch of floral essence. Its bright acidity makes it incredibly versatile and delightful on the palate. Additionally, Callet wines often display a beautiful ruby hue, making them a visual treat as well. Over the years, as winemaking techniques evolved, the intrinsic qualities of Callet have been further refined, offering a wine experience that's both traditional and contemporary. As more wine lovers discover Callet, its reputation continues to grow, solidifying its place in the pantheon of esteemed grape varieties. read more... less

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Callet wine?
Callet wine is a unique varietal originating from the sun-kissed island of Mallorca in Spain. It's not just a grape; it's a reflection of Mallorca's rich history, culture, and terroir. While not as globally renowned as some of its vinous counterparts, Callet has a charm all its own. The wine made from this grape exhibits medium-bodied characteristics, with enticing notes of red berries, black pepper, and sometimes hints of floral undertones. Its vibrant acidity and elegant texture make Callet a fascinating study for those seeking wines outside the mainstream narrative.

Which wine regions make the best Callet wine?
Mallorca, part of Spain's Balearic Islands, is the undeniable homeland of the Callet grape. The island's Mediterranean climate, with its warm days and cool nights, coupled with its diverse soil types, provides the perfect environment for Callet to thrive. Within Mallorca, the Binissalem and Pla i Llevant regions are particularly renowned for producing top-quality Callet wines. These areas have mastered the balance of tradition and innovation in their winemaking processes, showcasing the grape's potential to the fullest.

What are the most popular Callet wines?
While Callet may not have achieved the international stardom of some other varieties, it has garnered a dedicated following. Some of the most sought-after Callet wines come from esteemed Mallorcan wineries like Ànima Negra and Bodega Ribas. These producers have harnessed the grape's inherent qualities, creating wines that are both expressive of their terroir and distinctly Callet in character. With their dedication to quality and authenticity, these wines have carved a niche among discerning wine enthusiasts.

What are the best value Callet wines?
Finding value in Callet wines is all about looking to producers who have embraced both tradition and modernity. Wineries like Mesquida Mora and Son Campaner have managed to offer wines that capture the essence of Callet without breaking the bank. Their approach emphasizes sustainable farming, meticulous grape selection, and a respect for the land, resulting in wines that offer exceptional value for money and an authentic taste of Mallorca's terroir.

What are the foods best paired with Callet wines?
Callet wines, with their lively acidity and medium-bodied profile, are incredibly versatile when it comes to food pairings. Traditional Mallorcan dishes like "Tumbet" (a vegetable layer dish) or "Llampuga amb pebrots" (fish with peppers) complement the wine's fruity and peppery notes. Additionally, tapas like chorizo, manchego cheese, and olives can be an excellent match. For those seeking a more international pairing, consider grilled lamb, roasted vegetables, or even mildly spiced Asian dishes to harmonize with Callet's unique flavor profile.
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