NAUTILUS Rose (MATURED UNDER FRESH WATER)

Rosé dry wine; protected Geographical Indication Slopes of Ainos, Kefalonia.

The bottles of rosé Nautilus 2018, with beeswax in the mouth above the capsule, matured submerged under fresh water, in special tanks of the winery under controlled conditions! A new method which permits maturation and incorporation in absolute conditions of constant temperature, darkness and lack of oxygen!

Produced from the indigenous gape varieties: Mavrodaphne, Tsaousi, Vostilidi, Muscatel, Muscat.

It has a bright pink color. Impressively concentrated body, with complexity and acidity; in the nose aromas of herbs and eucalyptus.

It goes perfectly with meat (red and white), seafood, all kinds of fishes, cheese and fruits.

RATINGS

Nautilus Rosé 2018: Wine Advocate 2019: 90/100: “The 2018 Nautilus Rosé was held in a cement tank filled with fresh water for six months after bottling. Impressively concentrated, this also has beautiful supporting acidity and some complexity. It shows herbs and eucalyptus on the nose. This is a very serious pink that you can drink alone or pair with foods. It may actually hold a bit—but drinking it this summer or by 2020 is probably a better idea. You don't want to lose the glorious freshness that this has".

Jancis Robinson 2019: Foivos, Nautilus Rosé 2018: 16,5/20: “After bottling the wine, the bottles were placed for experimental maturation in a cement tank filled with fresh water. Gleaming golden pink. Highly fragrant with red fruits, grapes and a touch of blossom. Peach and apricot too. After the highly scented nose, the palate is dry and slighly chalky but still showing red fruits. Terrific freshness and a fine dusty finish. Delicious".

Jamessuckling tasting notes 2022: Nautilus rose 2020: 90 points

Jancisrobinson.com 2022: Nautilus rose 2021: 16,5/20