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Akulumbo

Akulumbο takes its name from the local Santorini word for Kolumbo, the active underwater volcano lying just off the island’s northeastern tip. It is a name that carries weight: elemental, ancient, and charged with the same intensity the wine delivers in the glass.

Crafted by Paris Sigalas from 100% Assyrtiko, Akulumbο is made in the traditional Nykteri style using overripe fruit harvested almost a full month after the regular Santorini harvest. The vines are old, ungrafted, and basket-trained. Over 60 years rooted in volcanic soils, shaped by extreme winds and a punishing dry climate.

The wine ferments and ages sur lie in a 1,600-litre clay amphora for 24 months. The result is an extreme, full-bodied expression of Santorini Assyrtiko. Rich in body, high in natural alcohol, long in finish, and clean volcanic in character.

On the nose, intense and seductive: ripe peach, candied citrus, and the bright lemony straw signature that defines Assyrtiko. On the palate, saline and mineral richness is balanced by vivid acidity, leading into a finish of rare length and depth.

Akulumbο is Santorini pushed to its limit; silky and ripe, yet dry and precise.

Wine Details Fact Sheet
Vintage 2022
Type Dry White
Unit Size 75cl
Country Greece
Region Santorini
Primary Appellation Akrotiri–Akuloumbο zone
Plot Size / Plot Elevation From three vineyards: Akrotiri
Soil Volcanic soils
Age of vines Over 60 years old
Farming Ungrafted, basket-trained vines
Varieties 100% Assyrtiko
Fermentation Fermented in 1600L clay amphora. Native yeasts.
Aging 24 months sur lie, clay amphora.Unfiltered.
Alcohol 15%
Cork / Screw Cap Cork
Santorini

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Ratings & Reviews

Robert Parker - Wine Advocate

94+/100 - 2022 Vintage

Robert Parker - Wine Advocate

94/100 - 2021 Vintage

Mondus Vini 2025

Gold - Vintage 2022

Jancis Robinson

17.5/20 - Vintage 2021

The producer

OENO P is Paris Sigalas’s encore — a return to his roots and a masterclass in reinvention. From a humble cave winery in Oia, he crafts Assyrtiko with the precision of a mathematician and the soul of a poet. Everything here happens slowly, deliberately — grapes pressed like in Champagne, fermented in amphora, and left to rest on lees until they hum with quiet energy…. Read more

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