DIORA x OYE FRUIT WINE FACTORY
- Diora Resort

- Nov 15
- 3 min read

There are evenings that quietly shape the future — not with noise or spotlight, but through shared purpose, culture, and genuine human connection.
Our night with Oye Fruit Wine Factory in Antique was one of them.
What began as a simple visit grew into a celebration of homegrown craftsmanship, culinary creativity, and a partnership guided by humility, respect, and vision.
Honoring the Heart Behind Oye Fruit Wine

At the center of Oye Fruit Wine Factory are the people who built it with dedication and heart:
They are the owners and founders — the ones who transformed tradition, local produce, and family passion into a proudly Antiqueño wine loved across the region.
Their Bugnay Fruit Wine, Don Gregorio, stands as a tribute to both heritage and innovation. Being welcomed by them was a privilege we hold with deep gratitude.
A Culinary Pairing Created With Intention, Not Spotlight

To honor their craft, a member of the Diora team quietly prepared a full culinary pairing menu — dishes designed specifically to complement and elevate the character of their bugnay wine.
This wasn’t about showcasing talent or stepping into the light. It was about serving the moment, respecting the wine, and creating an experience worthy of the Oye family’s work.
Recognition will come someday, naturally and deservedly. But for now, staying grounded, humble, and focused on purpose is the most important part of leadership.
A Collaboration Rooted in Purpose

From both sides, the intention was clear:
Uplift local craftsmanship.
Support community-driven industries.
Celebrate the identity of Antique.
And build opportunities that stay in the province.
This evening marked the first step in a long-term collaboration anchored in integrity and shared values.
Gratitude to Those Who Stood With Us
Engle Mark
A quiet supporter for years, finally seeing firsthand the communities he has been helping from afar.
Sheiney
Part of the Diora family and a Lin-ay It Pandan candidate, bringing grace, cultural pride, and warmth to the gathering.
Lee Margarette
A tourism student whose passion represents the next generation of Antique’s tourism and hospitality.
The Oye Family
For their hospitality, trust, and for opening their doors to a partnership built with heart.
The Bridge

We were also joined by Flord Nicson J. Calawag, a respected cultural advocate of Antique who has supported our vision from the beginning.
Flord was the bridge — the one who connected Diora and Oye, and stood with us during the tasting, lending his insight, guidance, and presence.
We are deeply grateful to him.
Cultural Depth & Guidance

For the first time, we met Errol Santillan, legislator, artist, and board member of the Provincial Government of Antique.
Someone who has helped quietly behind the scenes, believing in efforts that bring hope and opportunity to his province. His presence added grounding and cultural depth to the event.
As the godfather of Flord, their shared support reflects the spirit of Antique — leaders who uplift their community with pride and humility.
Quiet Leadership — Protecting the Vision
Behind Diora is a vision built not for attention, but for impact. A vision that requires humility, integrity, and the ability to step back so the community can shine first.
Recognition will come naturally as the mission grows. But integrity is protected by staying grounded.
This evening was never about one person —just a group of people moving toward a shared future.
A Night to Remember

From the laughter to the glasses raised, the dishes to the deep conversations — the evening carried meaning deeper than a wine tasting.
It was:
A cultural exchange.
A beginning.
A promise to keep serving.
Moving Forward, Together
Diora is honored to collaborate with Oye Fruit Wine Factory as part of a bigger mission:
• to empower local producers
• to strengthen regional identity
• to elevate Antique’s flavors to the world
• and to build opportunities that last
To the Oye family, to Antique, and to everyone who stood with us —thank you.
The journey has just begun. And the future tastes extraordinary.




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