White-ish 2023

Aristotelis ke Anthoula

White-ish 2023

Sale price₱1,850.00
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Pickup available at TDG in.hub Building, AFPRSBS Industrial Park, Km. 12, East Service Road corner C-5 Usually ready in 24 hours

White-ish 2023

TDG in.hub Building, AFPRSBS Industrial Park, Km. 12, East Service Road corner C-5

Pickup available, usually ready in 24 hours

TDG in.hub Building, AFPRSBS Industrial Park, Km. 12, East Service Road corner C-5
1630 Taguig PH-00
Philippines

It’s a white wine, yes, but not quite. About 30% of the Fiano (a sunny, southern Italian grape!) in this bottle is fermented on its skins before being gently basket-pressed into old French oak barrels with the rest. The result: a hint of skin contact giving some depth to its refreshingly citrusy acidity and minerality—with its sunny citrus notes, you’ve got the perfect match for sunny lunches and lazy afternoons!

Grape Variety: Fiano 

Region: New South Wales, Australia

Tastes like: Pineapple, lime, jasmine, hazelnuts, wet stones

Best with: Sashimi, fresh oysters, tabouli, vongole pasta

Size: 750 ml

Alc Content: 10.8%

made in Australia by

Aristotelis ke Anthoula

There are many wineries in the world, but few start in a garage in the beachside suburbs of Sydney. Named in honor of his Greek immigrant parents who started the tradition of making wine at home, Tony Zafirakos brings their dream to life in New South Wales with the natural wine traditions of the Mediterranean—creating pure, high-quality wines that are a slice of both their heritage and the community they’ve built together.

a closer look

Behind the Bottle

Originally sourcing grapes from fellow Greek expat growers in the Riverland, Aristotelis ke Anthoula now manages its own vines from its winery in Merimbula, New South Wales. Head winemaker Tony Zafirakos embraces both old-school Mediterranean methods and a modern no-rules attitude to wine—and the result is uniquely expressive expressions of seaside Australia, with uniquely Mediterranean varieties carefully chosen to thrive here like Zibibbo, Vermentino, Sangiovese, and even Nero d’Avola.