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Bongha Village Co.

농업회사법인 (주)봉하마을

Agricultural brewery in Gimhae, South Gyeongsang Province, producing fresh rice makgeolli from Bongha Village.

Region
Gyeongsangnam
Address
경상남도 김해시 진영읍 봉하로 122-15
Website
www.bongha.net/goods/goods_view.php?goodsNo=1000000668

Products (1)

Korean Makgeolli

Bongha Rice Fresh Makgeolli

봉하쌀 생막걸리

Bonghamaeul Brewery in Gimhae, Gyeongsangnam-do, produces this fresh makgeolli from domestic rice, using refined enzymes, lactic acid, yeast, and aspartame in a controlled fermentation approach. The 'Bongha' name references Bongha Village, a small settlement that gained national recognition as the hometown of a former president, giving the brand a local identity beyond just the drink itself. At 6% ABV, the aroma is mild and grain-forward — steamed rice with a subtle lactic tang that the added lactic acid provides. The first sip is mellow and consistently creamy, with a sweetness that feels measured and predictable across the bottle. The lactic acid keeps the fermentation profile stable, so you get the same expression from the first pour to the last — no evolution, no surprises. The finish is clean and brief, with minimal aftertaste. This stability is its strength: it is a dependable everyday makgeolli that never fights with food. It pairs naturally with crispy bindaetteok (mung bean pancakes), savory gimbap rolls, or a plate of jeon with dipping sauce. For a simple weeknight dinner with doenjang jjigae and rice, it provides a gentle alcoholic complement without demanding attention.

ConsistentLactic-mild
Korean pancakes (jeon)fried chicken
6% ABV750ml
Bongha Rice Fresh Makgeolli — Korean Makgeolli, from Gyeongsangnam, 6%