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Suseong Liquor Company

㈜수성주류

A premium baekju (white liquor) producer in Daegu, offering high-proof spirits with clean profiles.

Region
Daegu
Address
대구 북구 조야로7길 22
Website
www.soosungliquor.com/

Products (1)

Korean Cheongju

Suseong Premium Baekju43

수성 프리미엄 백주43

Suseong Premium Baekju 43 is a 43% ABV distilled spirit from Daegu, built entirely from sorghum and purified water. This positions it in rare territory within Korean spirits — most traditional sojus use rice or barley, while sorghum is far more associated with Chinese baijiu tradition. The result is a spirit that offers a genuinely different axis of flavor from the rice-led Korean mainstream. Sorghum produces a distinctly earthy, slightly sweet, and somewhat funky distillate with more textural density than rice. The nose opens with toasted sorghum grain, warm earth, a subtle dried-fruit sweetness, and a faint smoky quality that hints at the grain's roasted character. On the palate, the body is medium-full with a dense, almost chewy texture. The sorghum comes through as an earthy, warm presence with a grain character quite distinct from rice — more rustic, more savory, with a slightly bitter edge that adds complexity. At 43%, the spirit carries good warmth and structural weight. The finish is long, with persistent earthy grain and a dry, slightly smoky tail. The 500ml bottle suits curious drinkers exploring beyond rice soju. Serve neat at room temperature with Chinese-Korean fusion dishes like jjajangmyeon, bold grilled meats, or alongside aged hard cheeses where the sorghum's savory density provides a worthy match.

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Korean full course (hanjeongsik)grilled fish
43% ABV500ml
Suseong Premium Baekju43 — Korean Cheongju, from Daegu, 43%