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Bangpung Doga

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Craft brewery in Gangneung, Gangwon Province, producing fresh makgeolli with traditional techniques.

Region
Gangwon
Address
강원도 강릉시 미노길 103
Website
www.bangpungdoga.com/

Products (1)

Korean Makgeolli

Domundaejak Fresh Makgeolli

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Bangpung Doga in Gangneung, Gangwon-do infuses gaetbangpung — a coastal herb (Glehnia littoralis) that grows in sand dunes along the East Sea — into a rice-and-nuruk fermentation for this 10% fresh makgeolli. The herb introduces a savory, celery-like green note with maritime salinity that you simply do not find in standard makgeolli. The aroma is steamed rice overlaid with fresh parsley and a sea-salt breeze. On the palate, the body is creamy and medium-full, with rice sweetness arriving first, then the gaetbangpung cutting through at mid-palate with an herbal, almost umami lift that extends the finish significantly. The 10% ABV adds enough warmth to carry the botanical weight without the drink feeling medicinal. Compared to other herb-infused makgeolli that rely on concentrated extracts, this one integrates the green element more subtly — it seasons the drink rather than dominating it. Serve at 7-10°C to balance the herbal aromatics against the creamy base. Pair with hoe (raw fish) where the maritime herb note mirrors the ocean-fresh protein, or with haemul-tang (spicy seafood stew) where the drink's creamy body absorbs the chili heat while the herb echo reinforces the seafood flavors.

Coastal gaetbangpung herbSea-salt maritime breezeCelery-like green umami
Korean pancakes (jeon)fried chicken
10% ABV750ml
Domundaejak Fresh Makgeolli — Korean Makgeolli, from Gangwon, 10%