GS25 Introduces 50-Year Aged Fortified Wine ‘1971’... Limited to 100 Bottles

A model at GS25 is holding a 1971 fortified wine aged for 50 years.

[Asia Economy Reporter Lim Chunhan] GS25 announced that starting from the 16th, it will release a limited quantity of 100 bottles of '1971,' a fortified wine aged for 50 years by the famous Australian winery Thorn-Clarke.

GS Retail introduced the 50-year aged wine 1971 to commemorate its 50th anniversary. The alcohol content of 1971 is 18%, and it is sold as a special set including one Riedel glass specifically designed for fortified wine. The price is 450,000 KRW.

GS Retail will hold a wine market event integrating online and offline sales through Wine25 Plus and GS25 stores nationwide until the 30th. During this event, 14 cost-effective wines such as Roche Mazet C?tes du Rh?ne, Marques Casa de Concha, and Trapiche Malbec will be sold at discounts of up to 47%.

A GS Retail official stated, “Wine25 Plus is the largest liquor smart order system in Korea, allowing customers to receive about 3,500 types of specialized liquors at over 15,000 offline retail stores nationwide through a mobile app,” adding, “It is firmly establishing itself as a Korean-style on-offline linked liquor shop that meets the diverse demands of wine enthusiasts.”

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