Underwater Wine from Volcanic Malvasía Nautilus

Nautilus Malvasia Volcanic is an underwater white wine from Bodegas Nautilus with Denomination of Origin Lanzarote. It’s a limited production of 1.800 bottles. An exclusive underwater white wine aged for 4 months in the Atlantic Ocean of Malvasia Volcánica.

Elaboration Of Nautilus Underwater Volcanic Malvasia

Volcanic Malvasia was harvested manually, the best bunches were selected.
After decanting the must, the fermentation is carried out at a controlled temperature. Then, after a light aging of 6 months on its lees, it is clarified, filtered and bottled. The sealing of the cork is done manually, then bottles are stored in cages of 670 units to finally submerge them a few km away from the winery in the Atlantic Ocean. This white wine is aged underwater for 6 months in the Atlantic Ocean.

Tasting Notes Of Nautilus Underwater Volcanic Malvasia

The Nautilus Volcanic Malvasia underwater wine has a straw yellow color, clean and bright. On the nose, the clean aromas of white fruits and mineral backgrounds stand out.
In the mouth it is soft and ripe, with a fresh and slightly acidic finish.

Pairing Of Nautilus Underwater Volcanic Malvasia

This wine is perfect to pair with fish, seafood, rice dishes and even meats.
The optimal consumption temperature of Nautilus Underwater Volcanic Malvasia is 5 – 10 °C

The Origin of Nautilus Underwater Volcanic Malvasia

Lanzarote, one of the Canary islands, is a unique place in the world, a place transformed by volcanic ashes, which has given rise to a fertile land where unique and singular grape is grown, such as volcanic malvasia. This type of grape is grown in La Geria, in holes protected with semicircular walls of volcanic stone that protect them from the sun and the constant wind of the island. The cultivation of the white malvasia is done manually. Volcanic stone retains the moisture.

The particularity of the terroir permits Nautilus Winery to carry out the project of making a unique wine in the world, dry white wine from Malvasia Blanca, which rests under the Atlantic Ocean for 4 months.