Altana is not your pale, anonymous rosé. It’s made from Mavrothiriko, a grape that exists almost nowhere else but Tinos, and it shows.

The color is copper-salmon, the aromas all wild berries, herbs, and white pepper. It’s bright, savory, and built for the table, not the poolside.

Altana is a rosé with roots: rare grape, windswept terraces, schist soils, and the kind of attitude only Tinos can give. A bottle that proves pink wine can have both edge and identity.