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Chamjuga Brewery

참주가

Chamjuga in Sunchang, Jeonbuk, produces a diverse range of traditional cheongju and seaside-inspired spirits.

Address
전라북도 순창군 순창읍 신남무수길 51-24
Website
smartstore.naver.com/chamsool

Products (4)

Traditional Soju

Cham Brewing Donghaebambada

참주가 동해밤바다

Cham Brewing Donghaebambada is a traditional soju (distilled spirit) from other. It is full-bodied at 17.2% ABV, available in 360ml bottles. Expect clean and smooth flavors. Pairs well with grilled meat (galbi), bossam, sashimi.

CleanSmooth
grilled meat (galbi)bossam
17.2% ABV360ml
Cham Brewing Donghaebambada — Traditional Soju, from Jeonbuk, 17.2%
Traditional Soju

Cham Brewing Seohaebambada

참주가 서해밤바다

Cham Brewing Seohaebambada is a traditional soju (distilled spirit) from other. It is full-bodied at 17.1% ABV, available in 360ml bottles. Expect clean and smooth flavors. Pairs well with grilled meat (galbi), bossam, sashimi.

CleanSmooth
grilled meat (galbi)bossam
17.1% ABV360ml
Cham Brewing Seohaebambada — Traditional Soju, from Jeonbuk, 17.1%
Traditional Soju

Cham Brewing Cheonghwarang

참주가 청화랑

Cham Brewing Cheonghwarang is a traditional soju (distilled spirit) from other. It is full-bodied at 17.0% ABV, available in 360ml bottles. Expect clean and smooth flavors. Pairs well with grilled meat (galbi), bossam, sashimi.

CleanSmooth
grilled meat (galbi)bossam
17% ABV360ml
Cham Brewing Cheonghwarang — Traditional Soju, from Jeonbuk, 17%
Cheongju

Cham Brewing Uri Cheongju

참주가 우리청주

Cham Brewing Uri Cheongju is a cheongju (clear rice wine) from Jeonbuk. It is medium-bodied at 11.0% ABV, available in 375ml bottles. Expect clean and smooth flavors. Pairs well with Korean full course (hanjeongsik), grilled fish, steamed dishes.

CleanSmooth
Korean full course (hanjeongsik)grilled fish
11% ABV375ml
Cham Brewing Uri Cheongju — Cheongju, from Jeonbuk, 11%