SHOPPING for wine (and throwing a dinner party) just got a little bit easier, thanks to Winedrop. READ:
Winedrop is the retail concept of AWC Philippines, a wine importing company well-known in the hotel circuit. Due to the pause in the industry during the pandemic, they opened a retail arm, Winedrop, with two branches: in Greenhills and Makati.
We met with Mr. Guillot during the opening of the 2022 Wine Fair by the Marketplace at the Shangri-La Plaza on Oct. 12, which showcased wines to be had at discounted prices, and a chance to win a trip for two to the Chateau Beauregard Winery in Bordeaux, France. The Wine Fair ended on Oct. 16. The wines are also grouped more easily: instead of classifying them by country or price, they are grouped according to their taste and weight: whether one would like it light and fruity, mellow, or intense. “We don’t ask you: ‘white or red?’ You want it light, medium-bodied, or heavy?”
He added, “All of our wines are from family-owned wineries. We buy directly from them.” The wines at the store cost between P600 to P100,000.
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