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Singer Sung Si-kyung explores wine launch, targeting convenience stores
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Singer Sung Si-kyung explores wine launch, targeting convenience stores

From Chosun Ilbo · () Korean

Translated from Korean, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • South Korean singer Sung Si-kyung is preparing to launch his own wine brand, aiming for affordability and convenience.
  • He traveled to Germany to explore the wine market and identify suitable products for his venture.
  • Sung discussed his plans on his YouTube channel, emphasizing the goal of making his wine accessible through convenience stores.

South Korean singer Sung Si-kyung is venturing into the wine business, with plans to launch his own affordable wine brand. He recently traveled to Germany, documenting his journey on his YouTube channel 'Sung Si-kyung's Eat Well'.

In a video titled 'Sung Si-kyung's Eat Well | Searching for German Delicacies and Wine!', Sung revealed his ambition to create a wine that is both high-quality and budget-friendly. He expressed a desire to make his wine accessible to consumers through distribution in convenience stores, a common retail channel in South Korea.

We will capture cost-effectiveness so that it can be distributed in convenience stores.

โ€” Sung Si-kyungExplaining his strategy for his upcoming wine launch.

Sung mentioned a past experience where he introduced a white wine through product placement (PPL) and is now focused on the "cost-effectiveness" aspect for his upcoming venture. His trip to Germany is part of his research to find the right wines that meet his criteria for taste and price.

I introduced a white wine through PPL in the past, and I'm focusing on taste and...

โ€” Sung Si-kyungDiscussing his past experiences and current focus for his wine business.
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Originally published by Chosun Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.