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Home / Jeju / Suldakkeuneun Jip

Suldakkeuneun Jip

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A folk village brewery in Seogwipo, Jeju, preserving traditional omegi liquor in the historic Seongeup area.

Region
Jeju
Address
제주 서귀포시 표선면 성욱리 883

Products (1)

Korean Makgeolli

Seongeup Folk Village Omegi Makgeolli

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Seongeup Folk Village Omegi Makgeolli is a 12% ABV makgeolli from Suldakkeuneunjip Brewery in Jeju, crafted from foxtail millet (jobssal) and nuruk — the same simple recipe that Jeju villagers have brewed for generations. Designated as Jeju Intangible Cultural Heritage No. 3, this is not a modernized interpretation but a living continuation of folk-village brewing. The millet gives it a distinctive nuttiness and earthy depth that separates it from rice-only makgeolli: the nose carries toasted millet and a faint yogurt tang, while the palate is creamy and lightly sweet with a savory undertone that rice cannot produce. The finish is moderate and warm, with a grain earthiness that recalls volcanic Jeju soil. Serve at 6-9°C with heuk-dwaeji gui (Jeju black pork) for the ultimate hyper-local pairing, or alongside jeon where the creamy body cushions the oil.

CreamySweet
Korean pancakes (jeon)fried chicken
12% ABV375ml
Seongeup Folk Village Omegi Makgeolli — Korean Makgeolli, from Jeju, 12%