소믈리에와 함께하는 대한항공 와인 기행

By: Sexy

On: November 10, 2024

Tagged: Airport, City, Country, Food, Liquor, Network, Restaurant, Sky, Station, Travel, World

대한항공의 기내 영상 시리즈 [In-Flight Wine Club], 마지막 목적지는 캘리포니아입니다!

세계적인 소믈리에 마크 알머트와 와인 컨설턴트 겸 소믈리에 이상준이 함께 대한항공 기내에 제공되는 명품 와인 생산지를 방문합니다. 그곳에서 만난 사람들과의 이야기를 통해, 캘리포니아 와인의 매력을 깊이 있게 탐구하고, 이 지역의 독특한 떼루아와 풍미를 경험해 보세요!

Join us on the final journey of Korean Air’s in-flight video series, [In-Flight Wine Club], as we explore California! Accompany world-renowned sommelier Marc Almert and wine consultant and sommelier James Lee as they visit the prestigious wine regions providing exceptional wines served onboard Korean Air. Discover the charm of California wines through the engaging stories of the people they meet along the way, and experience the unique terroir and flavors that define this extraordinary region!

#대한항공 #와인 #기내와인 #캘리포니아 #나파밸리 #Koreanair #inflightentertainment #wine #inflightwine #california #napavalley #Shafer #Paulhobbs #Merryvale #napawine #napatrain

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