Ouzo Aphrodite by Barbayannis is a premium Greek ouzo that represents both the beauty of Greece and the mastery of traditional distillation. Crafted on the island of Lesvos by the Barbayannis family, which has been producing ouzo since 1860, this 750mL spirit offers a refined, full-bodied flavor derived from 100% copper still distillation.
This ouzo pays homage to the Greek goddess of beauty, Aphrodite, with its elegant balance of sweet anise, herbs, and subtle botanicals. A standout in the world of Mediterranean spirits, Ouzo Aphrodite is perfect for those who seek a smooth, authentic Greek ouzo with generations of heritage behind it.
🔑 Key Features
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Produced by Barbayannis Ouzo Distillery, 5th generation family business
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100% traditionally distilled in copper stills
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Elegant label inspired by Aphrodite, the goddess of beauty
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Made on the island of Lesvos, Greece
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Bottled at 46% ABV – full strength, bold flavor
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Smooth, aromatic profile with anise and herbs
🥃 Tasting Notes & How to Enjoy
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Nose: Fragrant bouquet of sweet anise, floral notes, and Mediterranean herbs
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Palate: Velvety texture with rich licorice tones, mildly peppery edge, and a subtle hint of citrus
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Finish: Long and lingering with a clean, dry fade
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Serving Suggestions:
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Mix with chilled water to unlock the louche effect
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Sip slowly with grilled seafood, olives, or feta cheese
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Enjoy over ice as a refreshing aperitif or after-dinner digestif
📦 Product Specs
| Detail |
Value |
| Volume |
750 mL |
| ABV |
46% |
| Origin |
Plomari, Lesvos, Greece |
| Producer |
Barbayannis Ouzo Distillery |
| Distillation |
100% copper still |
| Style |
Traditional Greek Ouzo |
❓ FAQ
Q: Is Ouzo Aphrodite stronger than regular ouzo?
Yes. At 46% ABV, it offers a more intense and full-flavored experience compared to standard 40% ouzos.
Q: Can this be used in cocktails?
Absolutely. It’s excellent in Mediterranean-style cocktails, though traditionally enjoyed straight or with water.
Q: What is the louche effect?
When mixed with cold water, the ouzo turns milky white, releasing oils from the anise—a sign of high quality.
