

4Kilos Vinícola
Puigverd, Felanitx
Winery in Felanitx, Spain
The Read
Price
$20–30tasting
Why go
Plan around 4Kilos Vinícola if the goal is a serious Felanitx wine stop, not a casual walk-in tasting. The weekday daytime window and 2026 Falstaff 4 Stars recognition make it strongest for small, wine-focused groups who value producer depth over visitor-centre convenience.
About 4Kilos Vinícola
Is 4Kilos Vinícola worth planning around in Felanitx? Yes, if the point of the trip is a focused Mallorca wine stop rather than a casual drop-in tasting. In Felanitx, where wine touring sits close to rural roads, small producers, and low-key inland travel, this is a better fit for explorers who want a serious winery visit than for groups looking for an easy, always-on cellar-door afternoon.
The main decision is access. Treat this as a planned appointment-style stop, not a flexible add-on between lunch and the beach. The available opening window is weekday morning into early afternoon, which makes it stronger as the anchor of a Felanitx day than as a backup after other plans. If the visit matters, build the itinerary around it first, then add nearby wineries such as An Negra Viticultors S.L. Es Fangar Vins, Terra de Falanis, or Ànima Negra around it.
A compact Felanitx wine stop for planners, not walk-in browsers
The physical setup to expect is winery-first rather than visitor-centre-first: rural address, working-estate context, and a visit that suits people who care more about wine identity than a polished hospitality circuit. That is a plus for enthusiasts who prefer depth, but it is less convenient for large mixed groups, casual drinkers, or anyone trying to keep the day loose.
For a private or upgraded tasting, the value case is clearest when the group is small and wine-focused. Without a published price or tasting format, the smart move is to decide what the experience needs to deliver before committing: a quiet cellar visit, a hosted tasting, or simply access to bottles from a producer with serious recognition. Falstaff 4 Stars in 2026 gives the winery a credible quality signal, but it does not turn this into a guaranteed luxury hospitality experience. Book for the wine, not for amenities.
How to use Felanitx around the visit
Felanitx works better as a wine-country base than as a single-stop detour. Use Our full Felanitx wineries guide to build a backup plan, then layer in meals, stays, and drinks from Our full Felanitx restaurants guide, Our full Felanitx hotels guide, and Our full Felanitx bars guide. If the trip is broader than wine, Our full Felanitx experiences guide is the better place to balance the day.
Cross-shopping outside Mallorca only makes sense if the goal is a wider Spanish winery itinerary. For more structured mainland options, compare this with 3 Ases Bodegas y Viñedos in Quintanilla De Arriba, Aalto Bodegas y Vinedos in Quintanilla De Onesimo Valladolid, Abadia de Aribayos in Moraleja Del Vino, and Abadía Retuerta in Sardón de Duero. International wine travelers can also benchmark the experience against »der Steiner« Hans Steiner in Podersdorf am See and & Handwein in Mannheim, though those are itinerary comparisons rather than local substitutes.
Planning details
- Location
- Diseminado Primera Volta, 168, 07200 Felanitx, Balearic Islands, Spain
- Website
- 4kilos.com
- Phone
- +34 971 58 05 23
Venue details
Ambiance
Small, idiosyncratic garage-style winery in a converted sheep farm with a rustic farmyard feel, focused on expressive, low-intervention Mallorcan wines rather than polished tourism infrastructure.
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At the Vineyard
- Appellation
- Vi de la Tierra Mallorca
- Varietals
- Callet, Manto Negro, Fogoneu, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot
- Tour Duration
- 45-90 minutes
- Tour Languages
- Spanish, English
- Visits
- By appointment only
- Farming
- Organic
- Wine Styles
- Still Red, Still White, Still Rose, Skin Contact
- Shipping
- Available
- Founded
- 2006
- Wine Club
- Not available
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Know Before You Go
- Getting there
- Diseminado Primera Volta, 168, 07200 Felanitx, Balearic Islands, Spain
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Location
Diseminado Primera Volta, 168, 07200 Felanitx, Balearic Islands, Spain · Directions
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Also consider
If 4Kilos Vinícola is not workable
If booking access or timing does not line up, cross-shop Bodegas Torres or Familia Torres for a more conventional Spanish winery plan. If the group is specifically interested in sparkling wine, start with Gramona or Juvé & Camps instead.
Winery context
How 4Kilos Vinícola compares with bigger Spanish winery names
Against Bodegas Torres and Familia Torres, 4Kilos Vinícola is the more specific choice: smaller-feeling, more destination-dependent, and better suited to travelers already in Mallorca. Torres is the safer pick for visitors who want a larger-name Spanish winery experience with broader recognition; 4Kilos is the sharper call for someone building a Felanitx wine day around place rather than brand scale.
Freixenet, Juvé & Camps, and Gramona make more sense for travelers prioritizing sparkling-wine heritage and a more established visitor route. 4Kilos is less convenient as a fallback because access is tight and the opening window is limited, but it is more compelling if the trip is already centered on Felanitx and Mallorca wine.
For value, the answer depends on itinerary cost rather than tasting price, since no public price is supplied here. If reaching Felanitx is already part of the plan, 4Kilos can be worth the effort. If the trip requires a special detour, the larger mainland names are easier to justify for first-time Spain wine travelers.
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Where it sits among the alternatives
Choose 4Kilos Vinícola for a Felanitx-focused wine day with a stronger sense of local context. Choose Bodegas Torres or Familia Torres if brand familiarity and a larger-scale Spanish winery visit matter more than being in Mallorca.
For sparkling-wine travelers, Freixenet, Juvé & Camps, and Gramona are more natural comparisons by category. 4Kilos is the better pick only if Felanitx is the destination and the group wants a tighter, producer-led stop rather than a broad visitor circuit.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Can 4Kilos Vinícola handle large groups?
Treat it as a better fit for small, planned visits than big groups. The Monday–Friday 8 AM–2 PM schedule and rural address at Diseminado Primera Volta, 168 point to a working winery rather than a high-capacity visitor site.
Do I need a reservation at 4Kilos Vinícola?
Yes, arrange ahead of time for a winery visit. The weekday-only 8 AM–2 PM schedule and working-estate setup make it a poor candidate for casual drop-ins.
How long should I plan for a visit to 4Kilos Vinícola?
Plan for a short, scheduled stop rather than a half-day outing. With hours limited to 8 AM–2 PM Monday through Friday in Felanitx, this works best as one part of a wider wine-country plan.







