Comprehensive liquor company Ayoung FBC announced on the 17th that it has won awards in 12 institutional sectors, including the highest honor, “Best of 2025”, in the New World Red Wine category at the 2025 Korea Wine & Spirits Awards.
Bonterra Cabernet Sauvignon is an organic wine produced by the renowned winery Bonterra in California, U.S. Established in 1987, Bonterra is known for its commitment to environmental protection and sustainable wine production. According to Ayoung FBC, it adheres to organic and biodynamic farming methods without the use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides.
Bonterra Cabernet Sauvignon received the Best of 2025 award for the highest-scoring wine in the New World Red Wine institutional sector.
An Ayoung FBC official noted, “It is a wine with attractive aromas of ripe black cherry, blackcurrant, and plum.”
Ayoung FBC also won awards in various categories, including red wine, white wine, and sparkling wine.
In the red wine institutional sector, Château Bonnet Red won the grand award in the Old World (30,000 won to 60,000 won) sector. In the New World (over 100,000 won) sector, Escudo Rojo Baron de Philippe was selected.
Among white wines, The Federalist Chardonnay won the grand award in the New World (30,000 won to 60,000 won) sector, while Errazuriz Estate Reserva Chardonnay won the grand award in the New World (under 30,000 won) sector.
Paul Dangin Cuvee 47 Gold won the grand award in the sparkling wine sector for over 100,000 won, while Paul Dangin Carte Noire took the award in the 50,000 won to 100,000 won sector.
Ayoung FBC also received awards in the whiskey sector. Benromach 10 Years has set a record of more than three awards in the Single Malt Scotch (under 12 years) sector.
Benromach 10 Years offers notes of ripe apple and pear on the nose, with lingering aromas of vanilla and dark chocolate.
An Ayoung FBC official noted, “This is the result of proving the extensive competitiveness of our product range.”