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BonBon Zero

Designed in Seoul, produced by specialists abroad — and the alcohol-free line is made in Germany.

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Origin
Seoul, South Korea
Producer’s site
bonbondrinks.com

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Who they are

BONBON is a Korean drinks brand, born in Seoul, and the gap between where it is thought up and where it is made is the design rather than an accident of it. The idea, the direction and the look are Korean. The making goes to whoever does it best, wherever they are, which is how one brand carries wine, soju and makgeolli without any of it coming from one place.

The producers it names are the point. Quinta do Ermizio farms by hand in Portugal's Vinho Verde, Azul y Garanza works the wild country of Navarra, and Carl Jung has been making wine without alcohol in the Rheingau since 1907. BONBON brings the vision and leaves the making to people who were already good at it.

Zero is the alcohol-free line, and it follows that pattern exactly: drawn up in Seoul, produced in Germany, from wine vinified in full before the alcohol is taken back out of it. Five bottles — a still Riesling, Merlot and Rosé, and a Blanc de Blancs and Sparkling Rosé with bubbles.

The labels are commissioned the same way as the wine. Jose Miguel Mendez, Hattie Stewart and Gianluca Cannizzo each had a point of view long before BONBON called, and the bottle is treated as a canvas rather than as packaging. It is the first thing anyone notices on a shelf.

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Frequently Asked Questions
Is BonBon Zero Korean or German?

Both, in different ways. BONBON is a Korean brand and the Zero line is designed in Seoul, while the wine itself is made and dealcoholized in Germany. Most of the range is grown from Spanish fruit; the Riesling is German.

What else does BONBON make?

Wine with the alcohol left in it, soju and makgeolli. Zero is the alcohol-free line.

Who designs the bottles?

Commissioned artists. Jose Miguel Mendez, Hattie Stewart and Gianluca Cannizzo have all worked on the range.

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