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Nowadays, there are a few wineries in and around Alaró, like so many other towns in Mallorca.

Who remembers those oak aged Chardonnays from California and Australia? People went crazy for them just 10 to 15 years ago.

When we met John McFetridge, of MallorCa’n Relish (love the play on word here), there was an instant connection.

Son Puig is a traditional finca that, amongst other things, has olive trees, vines, avocado trees and a famous cherry orchard.

Vermouth has experienced a rise in popularity here in Mallorca, and on an even bigger scale in mainland Spain.

On a cold winter’s day nothing quite hits the spot like a steaming hot mug of spiced mulled wine.

We promised to suggest some curious bars and restaurants to visit on the island of Mallorca, so these are our local recommendations...

LoDivino (translated as The Divine) is one of our favourite places to go. It is off the beaten track, unpretentious, original and fun.

How would you go about discovering a new wine and what would push you to choose a particular wine over thousands of others?