Bottega Lounge opening in Seoul attended by owner
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Owner/MD of the Italian winery and distillery bearing her family name attended the official inaugural event of the Bottega Lounge in Seoul’s Gangnam-Gu.
Opened in collaboration with a local partner, the lounge offers Italian Prosecco, Amarone della Valpolicella, Brunello di Montalcino, grappa and liqueurs.
The lounge also allows Seoul people to become familiar with Italian food, as well as other Asian, American and French cuisines.
Bottega is a family-owned company in Bibano, Treviso, (45km north of Venice) that has been producing premium Italian wines, grappa, spirits and food products since 1977. Bottega is a third-generation business, today led by Barbara, Sandro and Stefano Bottega. Its headquarters are in a renovated 19th-century farmhouse surrounded by 10ha of vineyards. The group also runs a winery in Valpolicella and one in Montalcino.
Bottega products are distributed to more than 120 countries.
Questions & Answers
Q.Which members of the Bottega family are currently leading the business?
Which members of the Bottega family are currently leading the business?
The Bottega family business is presently led by the third generation: Barbara, Sandro, and Stefano Bottega. They oversee the company which has been producing premium Italian products since 1977.
Q.Where is the Bottega company's headquarters located?
Where is the Bottega company's headquarters located?
Bottega's headquarters are situated in Bibano, Treviso, approximately 45km north of Venice, Italy. It operates from a renovated 19th-century farmhouse that is surrounded by 10 hectares of vineyards.
Q.What range of products does Bottega offer at the new Seoul Lounge?
What range of products does Bottega offer at the new Seoul Lounge?
The Bottega Lounge in Seoul offers Italian Prosecco, Amarone della Valpolicella, Brunello di Montalcino, grappa, and various liqueurs. It also allows visitors to experience Italian, Asian, American, and French cuisines.
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