Busan Wine Shop – WINE PICKS: Wine & Whisky Shop Near Shinsegae Dept. Store (Centum City, Haeundae, Busan – 2 min walk)

If you’re looking for an affordable Busan Wine Shop near Shinsegae Department Store in Centum City, Haeundae, I highly recommend this place.
While there are wine shops inside the department store, they can be pricey and limited in selection, making this shop a fantastic alternative worth visiting.

🗺️ Walking Guide to WINE PICKS : Your Go-To Busan Wine Shop

📍 Quick Info

• Start: Centum City Station (Subway Line 2), Exit 4
• Distance: 80 meters
• Time: Just a 2-minute walk
• Phone: +82 51-747-4272
• Hours: 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM daily (Open year-round)
• Map: View on Google Maps

[🚇 Centum City Station - Exit 4]
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           │ (Walk straight 80m)
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[🍷 Busan Wine Shop: Wine PICKS Centum]

Once you come out of Exit 4, you’ll see the building pictured above. The shop is located right on the lower level.

Just to the right of the entrance, promotional posters showcase the monthly featured wines on special discount,
so you can check out the best deals before heading inside

They have a wide variety of wines beautifully organized by type,
with clear section signs at the top that make it incredibly easy to find exactly what you’re looking for.

You can find discounted and promotional wines on the center display racks.
They offer a fantastic selection of discounted wines priced between $10 and $80, making it easy to find something great within your budget.

This shop is one of the distributors that imports the famous Chilean wine, Montes Alpha.
Chilean wines, in general, are exceptionally well-priced in South Korea.
The key driver behind this is the Korea-Chile Free Trade Agreement (FTA).
Since the agreement took effect in 2004, the 15% import tariff previously imposed on Chilean wines has been completely eliminated, making them incredibly affordable.

White wines and champagnes are neatly arranged in their own dedicated sections.

White wine is beloved for its diverse range of aromas and flavors. Whether you prefer vibrant citrus notes, lush stone fruits, or complex secondary aromas, there is truly something for everyone. While Riesling seems to take center stage in the white wine section, you can also find plenty of Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc in other parts of the shop.

In addition to what you see in the photo, they also had more Champagne, along with a diverse selection of Cava and other sparkling wines.

Premium and high-end wines are kept in a special cellar. (Just window shopping them is a treat for the eyes!)

They also carry magnum-sized bottles.
The 2011 vintage of Opus One was crafted by winemaker Michael Silacci, while Tim Mondavi is now producing wine at Continuum.
If you enjoyed the classic style of past Opus One vintages, I highly recommend trying Continuum.

This is the chilling zone, featuring chilled wines and sake that are ready to drink right away.
They also offer a selection of quick snacks and cheeses to pair with your drinks.

Personally, I love French Burgundy wines—Pinot Noir is my absolute favorite!
I was thrilled to spot the last bottle of my go-to wine remaining on the shelf.

I also love Bordeaux wines. (Actually, I pretty much love them all…)

Sweet wines are highly popular among female customers and make a perfect choice for pairing with desserts or celebrating special anniversaries.

Most hotels provide basic wine glasses, but if you prefer to enjoy your wine in high-quality glassware, you can purchase premium glasses here as well.

They carry both full-sized and miniature bottles of whisky.
The mini whiskies are incredibly cute and make great souvenirs!

If you’re a wine lover, I believe good wine is an essential part of any trip.
Wine shops inside department stores can be quite expensive, and convenience stores or local supermarkets often have a limited selection.
That’s why I highly recommend this Busan wine shop as the perfect alternative.