Structure

Bodyfull
Tanninlow
Aciditymedium
Sweetnessdry
Finishlong

Critic scores

No critic score is published for this bottle that we can cite with a reviewer, a vintage and a review year, so none is shown. The rating in the header is our own.

In the glass

Full-bodiedLow tanninMedium acidityDryLong finish

Aroma: sweet quince, lime, tangerine peel, hyacinth

Palate: toffee, jasmine, strawberry jam

Pale salmon with rich, elegant aromas of sweet quince, strawberries and cherries accompanied by lime and tangerine peel, with white rose, hyacinth and primrose adding floral character over a buttery, perfectly balanced palate.

What it pairs with

  • Lobster with butter
    The buttery texture and full mouth stand up to rich shellfish.
  • Duck salad with orange
    Tangerine peel and quince notes mirror the citrus dressing.
  • Baklava
    The toffee and jam register in the aftertaste carries a honeyed pastry.

Facts

Producer
Lantides Winery · visiting guide
Grapes
Moschofilero (100%)
Classification
PGI Peloponnese
ABV
12.5%
Price
€12-14 at retail

Frequently asked about Little Ark Rose

What does Little Ark Rose taste like?

Lantides describes a pale salmon colour with rich, elegant aromas of sweet quince, strawberries and cherries accompanied by hints of lime and tangerine peel, with white rose, hyacinth and primrose adding floral character. The mouth is rich and intense with a greasy, buttery texture and perfect balance, and toffee and jasmine remain in the long-lasting aftertaste.

What grape is Little Ark Rose made from?

It is 100 percent Moschofilero, the typical indigenous Peloponnesian variety, from the Skotini landscape in Argolida at 600 metres on reddish clay soil.

What food pairs with Little Ark Rose?

Lobster with butter, duck salad with orange and baklava all suit its buttery texture and long, jammy aftertaste.

Is Little Ark Rose the same wine as Mikri Kivotos Roze?

Yes. Lantides uses Little Ark on its English pages and Mikri Kivotos in Greek, so Greek retailers list this rose as Mikri Kivotos Roze.

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