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5 Best Malta Wineries to Visit for Wine Tasting in 2024

Malta (and the island of Gozo) are home to several wineries producing world-class wines that are really only just beginning to gain international acclaim. In this travel guide, we’ll take you through 5 of our favorite Malta wineries that make for ideal day trip visits, perfect for wine lovers, adventurers and history buffs. Plus, you’ll have a chance to explore some of Malta’s best viewpoints and the oldest-known megalithic temples in the world.

The Maltese wine industry, evolving rapidly in recent years, offers a distinctive blend of traditional and innovative winemaking practices. The country of Malta, strategically positioned between Sicily and North Africa in the Mediterranean, is comprised of the main island of Malta and the picturesque island of Gozo. Both Maltese islands are rapidly growing in recognition not just for the wine tourism experiences offered, but also for the quality of the wines being produced and the passion of the winemakers behind them. The warm climate, influenced by both Europe and Africa, along with the calcareous soil rich in calcium carbonate, provides an ideal environment for grape cultivation, producing a variety of grapes that result in delicious wines.

Malta’s winemaking renaissance is deeply rooted in its indigenous grape varieties such as Girgentina and Ġellewża, which, when combined with international favorites like Chardonnay, Vermentino, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Syrah, and Sauvignon Blanc, create an impressive range of wines. These include robust reds, vibrant rosés, and crisp whites. Despite its modest size, Malta’s wine industry is characterized by a dedication to quality and innovation, allowing local vintners to gain recognition on a global scale.

Giovanni Lauricella, Managing Partner at Lifeblood Capital, eloquently captures the essence of Malta’s unique wine culture while venturing out during the Medtech Malta conference in October: “Ġellewża and Girgentina? You have not heard these names before? Neither did I. Malta. Do you even know where it is on the map without Googling it? There you have it. Another enigma in the ever expanding world of wine connoisseurship that is worth finding out for yourself by exploring this historically rich, juxtaposed Euro-Arab cultured, island country. This tax haven nation has some families invested into making warm climate juice that can hold up against the marquee wines that we all know from top producers. It is a travel stop worth conquering.”

As Malta continues to carve out its niche in the wine world, the opportunity to explore its offerings are increasingly becoming an enticing prospect for connoisseurs and travelers alike.

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Meridiana Wine Estate

• Emmanuel Delicata Winemaker

Ta’ Mena Estate

Marsovin cellars, ta’ betta wine estates.

• Visit Ancient Megalithic Temples & the Dingli Cliffs

RECOMMENDED: Want to get the guidance of a local and expert to have an optimal wine experience on Malta? Book a guided wine tour with A4 Malta . This small-group day trip, limited to eight people for a more intimate experience, offers the perfect blend of relaxation and discovery. You’ll be chauffeured to Malta’s iconic sights, including the breathtaking Dingli Cliffs and the historic city of Mdina, where you can explore at your leisure. The highlight is a visit to the Meridiana Wine Estate, where you’ll participate in wine tastings which include four distinct wine varietals, accompanied by a delicious food platter. For added convenience, opt for a hotel pickup service to start your day effortlessly.

Meridiana Wine Estate, ATD 4000, Malta

+356 2141 3550

Our recent visit to Meridiana was fantastic. We were warmly greeted by the Estate Manager, Karl Chetcuti, who explained in detail the special history of this key winery on Malta. Now one of Malta’s main wineries, Meridiana Wine Estate’s journey commenced in 1985, sparked by a discussion between its founder, Mark Miceli-Farrugia, and Bordeaux’s celebrated oenologist Denis Dubourdieu, who was honored as Decanter Magazine’s Man of the Year in 2016. Dubourdieu convinced Mark of Malta’s potential for producing superior wines, leading to the birth of Meridiana in April 1987, guided by the expertise of oenologist Roger Aquilina. With a steadfast commitment to crafting “World-Class Wines of Maltese Character,” Meridiana focuses on creating wines that reflect the unique qualities of Maltese terroir. The estate’s name and sundial logo draw inspiration from Malta’s Southern European position.

Some of the food and wines we tried while visiting Meridiana. Images courtesy Greig Santos-Buch .

The year 1989 marked a turning point for Meridiana with the acquisition of a 19-hectare (47-acre) plot in Ta’ Qali, at the heart of Malta’s agricultural region. This land, reclaimed from what was once a World War II airfield, offers a picturesque setting beneath Mdina, the famed ancient, fortified city in Malta. In 1992, Mark’s collaboration with Marchese Piero Antinori, a scion of the Antinori winemaking dynasty dating back to 1385, helped navigate the initial skepticism of local financial institutions. Antinori’s extensive experience, spanning Italy, Eastern Europe, and the New World, has significantly contributed to Meridiana’s growth.

The vineyard was planted in 1994 and 1995 with varietals like Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Syrah, and a charming winery made of local, pale limestone was established in 1996.

Meridiana’s inaugural harvests in 1995 (red wines) and 1996 (white wines) were met with overwhelming demand, selling out swiftly. Despite increasing vine yields annually, the domestic demand for Meridiana’s wines often surpasses supply, selling out before new vintages are released. The estate’s current selection includes ten labels – including four white wines, a rosé, and five reds – with an annual production of approximately 140,000 bottles. While primarily catering to the local market, Meridiana also exports limited quantities to niche markets in Japan, France, Switzerland, Denmark, Belgium, and to private clients in Germany, Austria, Singapore, Hong Kong, Latvia, the United Kingdom, Sweden, and the United States.

Winetravelers set on visiting Meridiana for a wine experience can explore the fermentation hall and subterranean cellar, housed in a traditional Maltese farmhouse. The typical tour culminates with a wine tasting session on the estate’s expansive terraces, offering panoramic views of the vineyards.

Delicata Winery

Newcastle, Raħal Ġdid PLA 2143, Malta

+356 2182 5199

The Delicata family’s dedication to Maltese winemaking is a story of passion, resilience, and a deep-rooted commitment to their craft, spanning across four generations. The story of this winery began over a century ago with Eduardo Delicata, a general practitioner with a fervent passion for winemaking. Since its inception in 1907, Delicata has remained under the meticulous stewardship of the Delicata family, positioning itself as one of Malta’s leading family wineries, racking up over 100 international awards.

Enjoying Delicata Winery’s Ġellewża-based red wine on the Dingli Cliffs. Images courtesy Greig Santos-Buch .

Winemaking in Malta, the smallest wine-producing nation globally, has navigated a complex and evolving path. Delicata Winery has confidently faced these challenges, constantly planning and investing in the future. It’s in the last two decades that Maltese winemaking has experienced a renaissance, and Delicata has been at the vanguard of this transformation.

In recent years, Delicata has embraced a commitment to contemporary winemaking techniques. Their wines embody what today’s wine enthusiasts seek: fruit-forward, fresh, and consistent quality, crafted in accordance with the island’s appellation system established in 2007. Delicata’s portfolio has earned international accolades including prestigious medals from Bordeaux, Burgundy, and London, showcasing their mastery in blending modern technology with their rich winemaking experience.

The winery’s current era is marked by the addition of fourth-generation winemakers – Mario, Michael, and Matthew – who join their father, George Delicata, in steering the winery’s future. Together, they aim to perpetuate the legacy of producing distinguished Maltese heritage wines. Delicata’s success is also grounded in their approach to stakeholder engagement and customer feedback, both locally in Malta and Gozo, and internationally. This has led to continuous improvements in both vineyard and cellar practices.

Delicata Winery in Valletta’s Grand Harbour offers seated wine tasting sessions in their Delicata Wine Tasting Vault. Each session, conducted in English, lasts about 60 to 90 minutes and costs €25.00 per person, including VAT. You’ll be able to taste five wines, accompanied by fresh Maltese bread and olive oil. These events are designed for small groups, with a limit of 18 people per session, and require advance booking with no door sales. Contact [email protected] to arrange your visit.

Rabat Road Xaghra, XRA 9010, Malta

+356 2156 3097

On the island of Gozo, Ta’ Mena Estate is a hidden gem, offering not just wine experiences but also a glimpse into the local food culture. The estate, surrounded by hectares of vineyards, olive groves, and the traditional Maltese food, offers a unique wine tour experience, highlighting their family-run business’s history and traditions. The tour includes a visit to their winery and production facilities, where you can learn about and witness winemaking in action, olive pressing, and the creation of traditional artisanal foods. You’ll have the opportunity to taste various wines from the boutique winery, with the option to purchase them at the onsite store. These tastings are complemented by a delightful Gozitan platter featuring local specialties like sweet sundried tomato paste, olives, Gozo peppered cheeselets, smoked sausages, and seasonal delicacies.

Currently, tours are conducted at the winery located on Industry Street, Xewkija, Gozo, due to ongoing renovations at the Estate on Rabat Road, Marsalforn, Gozo. Advance booking is essential and can be done via email at [email protected] . Regular tours are scheduled for Saturdays and last approximately two hours, with additional mid-week tours available upon request. While individual or smaller groups may be merged with others, the total number of participants per tour is kept to a maximum of 10 for an intimate experience. The winery also accommodates specific dietary requirements or allergies if notified beforehand. The current cost at time of publication for this experience is €30 per person, inclusive of VAT.

Renfrew, Raħal Ġdid, Malta

+356 7923 1919

Established over a century ago by Chevalier Anthony Cassar, Marsovin has evolved from a small wine producer to a renowned name in both local and international wine circles. Today, the winery is managed by the founder’s great-grandson, Jeremy Cassar, ensuring the continuity of family tradition in producing premium wines.

Visitors to Marsovin Cellars can explore the historic wine cellars situated in a building dating back to the Order of the Knights of Saint John, where over 220 oak barrels are used for ageing premium red wines. They also produce fantastic rosé sparkling wine made in the Traditional Method from a cuvée of predominantly indigenous Ġellewża and selected Chardonnay.

The winery owns more than 199 tumuli of land across five private estates in Malta and Gozo, dedicated to cultivating high-quality, single-estate wines. The range includes various wine types such as red, white, rosé, sparkling, and sweet wines, with grape varieties like Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Cabernet Franc. Marsovin is not only celebrated for its wines but also its commitment to organic wine production.

The Marsovin Experience, priced at €60.00 per person, lasts approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes and includes a tasting of 4-6 wines. The tour offers an in-depth look at Maltese winemaking culture and practices. Advanced bookings are necessary, and the winery accommodates visitors from Monday to Friday between 11:00 AM and 14:30 PM.

Taż-Żiri off Triq Blat il-Qamar Girgenti l/o, Is-Siġġiewi, Malta

+356 7977 4477

Ta’ Betta Wine Estates, situated in Siġġiewi, Malta, is a notable name in the Maltese wine industry. Established by Juanito and Astrid Camilleri, the estate’s journey began with a passion for wine, nurtured during their time at the University of Cambridge. This passion materialized into a boutique winery, embracing both the art and science of winemaking.

The estate is spread across four hectares of terraced land, where meticulous care is given to cultivating a variety of grapes. The vineyards are planted with Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Syrah, and Chardonnay. Ta’ Betta’s approach to winemaking is guided by the expertise of renowned Sicilian winemaker Vincenzo Melia, ensuring that each wine is a premium product. This approach includes innovative techniques such as using egg-shaped containers for fermenting red grapes and a gentle spa room for treating white grapes, aimed at producing the highest quality Chardonnay.

Each wine at Ta’ Betta is crafted with a distinctive personality, reflected in their unique names, inspired by Knight Grandmasters of the Order of St. John. For instance, the Philippe Villiers blend, named after the French Grandmaster who brought the Order to Malta, is a robust combination of Syrah and Cabernet Franc. The estate also produces an opulent Merlot-Cabernet Sauvignon blend named Antonio Manoel and an oak-fermented Chardonnay named Jean Parisot, among others.

The estate is not generally open to the public, but it offers private tastings and appreciation events by appointment for Ta’ Betta Wine Club members and interested visitors. The tastings take place in a small and exclusive room overlooking the Maltese countryside, providing stunning views and an intimate atmosphere.

These wineries, together with others on the Maltese archipelago, offer a range of wine experiences, from private tastings and vineyard tours to immersive encounters with the local wine and food culture. The Malta Tourism Authority provides additional resources for those interested in exploring the wines of Malta, including more information on vineyard tours and local grape varieties.

Blending Wine Tasting with Historical Tourism on Malta

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Malta is home to some of the world’s most ancient archaeological sites, making it an ideal destination for blending wine tasting with historical tourism. After a day of enjoying the island’s delightful wines, we suggest visiting the renowned megalithic temples of Ħaġar Qim and Mnajdra, UNESCO World Heritage Sites. On approach to the temples, attempt to remove your eyes from the stunning coastal views for a few minutes and look at the limestone on the ground as you hike closer. If you look closely, you’ll notice tracks cut deeply into the rocks, likely made by ancient carts over 8,000 years ago which were used to drag the massive stones to build the temples (see TikTok video above).

RECOMMENDED: For deeper insight into the remarkable history of these temples and the island, book a prehistoric temples and highlights of the south full day tour with licensed local guides and experts Robert Arrigo & Sons. The tour includes hotel pick up and drop off.

Finish your day by hiking with a couple bottles of wine to the stunning Dingli Cliffs in Malta. Images courtesy Greig Santos-Buch .

After witnessing these truly impressive sites, hike to the Dingli Cliffs. These majestic cliffs offer awe-inspiring views of the Mediterranean, creating the perfect setting to relax and enjoy the sunset. Don’t forget to bring along a couple of bottles of local wine (and glasses), allowing you to enjoy the flavors of the island amidst its stunning natural beauty.

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Wines & Vineyards

No Mediterranean meal is complete without a robust red or chilled, crisp white wine as accompaniment. And there is nothing better to accompany local Maltese dishes than a wine produced on the Islands.

International grape varieties grown here include Cabernet Sauvignon , Merlot , Syrah , Grenache , Sauvignon Blanc , Chardonnay , Carignan , Chenin Blanc and Moscato . Then there are the indigenous varieties, Gellewza and Ghirghentina , which are producing some excellent wines of distinct body and flavour.

Grapes grown in Malta’s hot and humid climate ripen much quicker than their counterparts further north. Wineries are careful to grow varieties suited to the distinct limestone terroir. Soil samples are sent to leading European experts to assess which varieties will thrive here.

The efforts of the past couple of decades are reaping rewards for the local wine industry. Several local wines are found on UK supermarket shelves and deservedly so. Northern European markets are just beginning to discover the secret of Maltese wines.

If wine is your hobby, passion or favourite accompaniment to a sociable meal, the Maltese Islands have plenty to offer.

Tours and Tasting

The main wineries organise guided tours and tastings. Depending on the season, tours cover the entire production from the initial fermentation through to the ageing process. They also include wine history museums and opportunities to taste and buy a variety of vintages. Wine-tasting and vineyard tours are also organised by specialised local agents such as Merill Eco Tours .

Emmanuel Delicata Winemaker

Paola, PLA 2143, Malta

Visitors are welcome at the Delicata cellars where tutored tastings of their Maltese wines are carried out between November and May.

Mar Casar La Maison Du Vin Naturel Winery

Triq San Lawrenz tal-Gholja, Siġġiewi, Malta

Mar Casar produces premium quality natural vegan and gluten free wines fermented using Methode QVEVRI. Grapes are grown under holistic permaculture, pesticide, herbicide and systemic chemicals free.

Markus Divinus

Sqaq Ta’ Żaġħfrana, Ħad-Dingli, Malta

Markus Divinus focuses on creating wines that reflect the true characteristics of the grape varietal and the agricultural heritage of the Maltese Islands.

Marnisi Estate

Marsaxlokk, Malta

Planted in 1994 in Marsaxlokk, the Marnisi Estate was the first in the series of Marsovin-owned Estates specifically intended for the production of premium quality wines.

Marsovin Cellars

Wills Street, Paola, PLA 2234, Malta

A visit to Marsovin Cellars is an ideal opportunity to discover the true Culture of Maltese Wine.

Marsovin Ramla Valley Estate

Ramla Valley, Triq Ta’ Ghajin Hosna Xagħra, Gozo

Meridiana Wine Estate

Ta’ Qali, limits of Ħ’Attard, ATD 4000, Malta

The Meridiana Vineyard is located in central Malta and covers an area of 47 acres. Meridiana’s Wine Cellars are constructed in local architectural traditions, located four metres below ground level.

17 San Niklaw Triq Xrob Il-Ghagin Żejtun, Malta

The philosophy at San Niklaw Estate is to produce hand crafted estate grown wines of premium quality while reflecting the local terroir.

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The Three Cities & Wine Tasting Tour

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The Three Cities is a collective description of the three fortified cities of Cospicua, Vittoriosa and Senglea. During the wine tasting tour, you will drive past Cospicua, a double fortified harbour city and the largest of the three. You will then arrive in Vittoriosa which has developed a very long history with maritime, mercantile and military activities. Prior to the establishment of Valletta as capital and main city of Malta, military powers that wanted to rule the Maltese islands would need to obtain control of Vittoriosa due to its significant position in the Grand Harbour. The third city Senglea is also called Civitas Invicta because it managed to resist the Ottoman invasion at the Great Siege of 1565. The name Senglea was given by the grandmaster who built it, Claude De La Sengle. The island on which Senglea lies was joined by a land bridge to Cospicua during the time of the Knights of St. John and as a result, it became peninsular in shape. During this tour you will walk through the various narrow streets shaded by many historic churches and buildings.

You will then drive to the Marsovin Cellars in Marsa. The wine tasting Malta tour commences with a historical introduction amongst original artefacts, followed by an explanation about the process of how the locally grown grapes are pressed, fermented and eventually transformed into wine. A walk through the 400-year-old ‘Ageing Cellars’ is an authentic and true piece of Maltese heritage. The wine sampling is held in the Marsovin wine bar, where trained staff guide guests through a wine tasting session to sample different Marsovin wines accompanied by a selecion of local savouries like maltese bread and cheese.

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(members promo code will be sent to the provided e-mail address within 48 hrs).  

• We have raised our already high standards related to cleaning and disinfecting surfaces.

• We have made hand sanitizer available throughout our hotels and provided instructions to our staff to keep high standards of  hygiene.

• Bins in public areas are being emptied daily.

• Our staff has been given clear guidelines on what to do if a customer or an employee is feeling unwell and may have contracted COVID-19.

• At breakfast in our restaurant, we change the serving utensils, bread and butter knives and the cloths protecting food at regular, short intervals.

• The best way to prevent infection is to ensure good hand hygiene. Wash your hands with warm water and soap and use hand sanitizer when necessary. Don’t forget to clean your mobile phone each time too.

• Avoid handshaking and close contact with people as much as possible. Keep 1 meter social distance whenever possible.

• Avoid using cash, pay by contactless payment/card.

• Do not share your glass or drinking bottle.

• Cough considerately: cover your mouth and nose with a paper handkerchief when you cough or sneeze. If you do not have a paper handkerchief, sneeze or cough into the upper parts of your sleeves.

• Put used paper handkerchiefs in the bin immediately after use, or flush them in the toilet.

• Be responsible and contact our reception if you suspect you have contracted COVID-19.

Our Travel Advisory Policy

Given the flexibility our guests and customers need right now we have implemented the following policy which applies both to existing as well as new reservations.

Best Flexible Rate: This rate offers maximum flexibility to change or cancel your reservation. For direct bookings this rate can be fully changeable or refundable up to 24 hours prior to the day of arrival.

Bookings via a third-party: For bookings made through an online booking platform (e.g. Booking.com, Expedia) or third-party travel professionals, please contact them directly – you should refer to their terms and conditions.

Our Commitment to Cleanliness

As we welcome you back to our hotel, we are committed to providing you with a safe environment that aligns with expert protocols for working to defeat COVID-19.  We will actively monitor and evolve our solutions to ensure a continued focus on the health and safety of our guests and employees.

Our property is compliant with all the health and safety standards required by the Malta Tourism Authority.

Public Spaces: Additional deep cleaning of high touch surfaces, social distancing, ‘last cleaned’ charts, best practices for pools, fitness centres and lounges.

Guest Rooms: In guest rooms, we have elevated our rigorous protocols to thoroughly clean all surfaces with hospital-grade disinfectants. And we will be placing disinfecting wipes in each room for your use.

Hand Sanitizer: Hand sanitizing stations have been installed at hotel entrances, at our front desks, our elevator banks, and meeting spaces.

Social Distancing: Signage in public spaces will remind our guests to maintain social distancing. We will be adding partitions at check-in to provide an extra level of precaution for our guests and our employees.

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A FLIGHT OF WINES. SOME BITES TO PAIR. STORIES AND SURPRISES.

What’s a Wine Tasting Experience with us? 

A host sommelier ready to treat you with an evening to remember. 

A line of crystal glasses in front of you. Of different shapes and form. 

A flight of top wines to smell, to taste, to describe, to discuss and appreciate.

A guided introduction to blind degustation.

We’ll serve wines and share stories from all over Europe.

Legendary chateaux from Bordeaux. Rarities from wind-swept small islands in Italy.

A grape variety you never heard of, from Portugal. And so on. Every time, a different flight.

EVERY SATURDAY @6PM

small groups, 90 minutes of degustation, perfect as a pre-dinner

YOUR WINE TASTING HOST

Certified FIS Somm & WSET L3 (DipWSET in progress)

That's me. I'm into wine education and wine writing since 2010. I got my qualification at the Federazione Italiana Sommelier in Rome and the international Level 3 Award of the Wine & Spirit Education Trust. Enrolled in the DipWSET. Captain of the Malta National Team of Blind Tasting. Constantly looking for great stuff to try and share.

Marco Trucco

Your Wine Host

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Fireworks Festival 2024

Join us for a memorable evening at the magnificent Fort St Angelo on Tuesday 30th April, the eve of a public holiday, to enjoy the spectacular Malta International Fireworks Festival coupled with delectable food. Enjoy a prime viewing of these stunning fireworks from one of the best vantage points on the island, offering breath taking views, and explore its expansive grounds, open exclusively during extended hours. The upper fort, administered by the Sovereign Military Order of Malta, will not be accessible.

Two ticketing options are available. Admission-only tickets cost €15 for adults, seniors and students, and €10 for Heritage Malta members. Children (6-11 years) pay €5 and infants enter for free. For those wanting to complement their evening with an exclusive Taste History experience, the second ticket option including a buffet is ideal. Rates are at €25 for adults, seniors and students, and €20 for Heritage Malta members, including a free glass with one drink of choice (water, wine, or a soft drink), and €10 for children (6-11 years), including a free soft drink or water. Infants eat for free.

Buffet Menu:

Adults: – Baked Macaroni with White Ragù – Grilled Cajun Chicken – Roasted Pork Medallions – Baked Potatoes – Seasonal Vegetables – Lemon Sorbet

Children: – Extra option: Pasta with Tomato Sauce

Doors will open at 19:00, and the fireworks display will commence at 20:30, giving you plenty of time to settle in and enjoy the buffet before the show begins. Those opting for the buffet must arrive by 19:00 and pre-book on www.heritagemalta.mt/store before 25th April. Tickets for the admission-only option are available both online and at any Heritage Malta museum or site.

30 Apr 2024

Tuesday: 19.00

Birgu, Malta

Admission Only (Adults, Seniors, Students) €15

Admission Only (Heritage Malta Members) €10

Admission Only - Children (6-11 years) €5

Admission Only - Infants €0

Admission + Buffet (Adults, Seniors, Students) €25

Admission + Buffet (Heritage Malta Members) €20

Admission + Buffet - Children (6-11 years) €10

Admission + Buffet - Infants €0

Getting Here

Fort St Angelo,

Xatt l-Assedju l-Kbir 1565,

Public Transport

The closest bus stop is 10 minutes on foot. Interested in getting here by public transport?

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