사진 확대 “Diablo”, a Chilean wine exported to about 130 countries around the world.
There is a wine that one in three adults in Korea drank. It is Diablo, a wine known for its excellent performance (cost-effectiveness).
Ayoung FBC, a liquor distribution company, said on the 26th that Diablo sold more than 4,000 bottles a day on average for 10 years, and it was found that one in three adults in Korea drank it when sales were simply calculated. If you line up wine bottles that have been sold for 10 years, it is a distance that can be made 10 round trips between Seoul and Busan.
Diablo is a Chilean wine exported to about 130 countries around the world. The brand name is Spanish, meaning “Devil’s Cellar,” and it tells the story of Don Melchor, who created a legend that demons appear in storage to prevent theft.
Ayoung FBC, which distributes Diablo in Korea, will hold a month-long “National Audit System” event in July to repay customer love. Stores selling Diablo, such as major convenience stores and marts, will sell wine at a 50% lower price. Major convenience stores also offer side dishes that go well with Diablo wine.
Diablo Cabernet Sauvignon, Diablo’s flagship product, is a wine that combines ripe raspberries, plums, and soft tannins. Diablo Devil’s Carnival Sauvignon is a fresh and refreshing wine with the scent of citrus and tropical fruits, and is considered perfect for drinking in summer.
Diablo Black Cabernet Sauvignon is characterized by a harmonious combination of the rich taste of black fruit and dark chocolate, Tobacco, and spices.
“Diablo has long been highly trusted and well-received by consumers as a ‘national wine’ that even people who find wine difficult feel familiar,” an Ayoung FBC official said.
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