Bottle Bunker Offers 400 Chuseok Gift Sets, From Rare Wines to Engraved Whisky

Lineup Built Around Scarcity and Personalization

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By Kim Seon-youngearthgirl@sedaily.com
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A staffer presents liquor gift items, including Bottle Bunker's rare wines and its own curated wine sets. Photo courtesy of Lotte Mart - Seoul Economic Daily Finance News from South Korea
A staffer presents liquor gift items, including Bottle Bunker's rare wines and its own curated wine sets. Photo courtesy of Lotte Mart

Bottle Bunker, the liquor specialty chain run by Lotte Mart, said on the 13th that it will offer about 400 Chuseok gift sets this year, including rare wines, engraved whisky and sake.

Among the premium wines, the retailer will sell limited quantities of Jacques Selosse Substance and Jacques Selosse V.O., both imported into South Korea in very small volumes, at 1.99 million won and 1.49 million won respectively. The Tasty Premium Napa Set, developed in-house by Lotte Mart and Lotte Super, pairs a red and a white wine from Napa Valley for 69,900 won.

Customers who preorder through the 16th will receive an additional discount of up to 5%, depending on the amount spent. Through the 23rd, all stores will also offer a free engraving service for buyers of Johnnie Walker Blue Label, inscribing a message of their choice on the bottle.

Original reporting by Kim Seon-young for Seoul Economic Daily.

AI-translated from Korean. Quotes from foreign sources are based on Korean-language reports and may not reflect exact original wording.

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