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Taein Joint Brewery

태인합동주조장

Traditional brewery in Jeongeup, North Jeolla Province, producing regional makgeolli.

Region
Jeonbuk
Address
전북 정읍시 태인면 태흥리 392-1
Website
www.태인양조장.com/

Products (1)

Korean Makgeolli

Songmyeongseop Makgeolli

송명섭 막걸리

Master brewer Song Myeong-seop at Taeinhapdong Distillery in Jeollabuk-do holds the prestigious Sikpum Myeongin (Food Master) designation — a government title recognizing exceptional artisan skill in traditional food production. This 6% makgeolli is his signature expression, using domestic rice, gokja (grain-based natural starter), and purified water. The gokja starter, distinct from both ipguk and standard nuruk, introduces a uniquely clean fermentation with subtle wild-yeast complexity. The aroma is refined: polished rice and a gentle, almost sake-like floral note with no harsh edges. On the palate, the body is medium-light and remarkably well-balanced — sweetness, acidity, and grain character exist in careful equilibrium. The finish is tidy and precise, clearing without residual heaviness. The 500ml bottle matches the measured, quality-over-quantity philosophy. Compared to commercial 6% makgeolli, the difference is in the precision — every element feels deliberate rather than accidental. Serve at 6-8°C with jeonbokjuk (abalone porridge) where the refined grain-on-grain echo creates harmony, or with namul banchan where the balanced profile supports rather than overshadows delicate seasonal greens.

Polished rice refinementSake-like floral delicacyEquilibrium of sweet-acid-grain
Korean pancakes (jeon)fried chicken
6% ABV500ml
Songmyeongseop Makgeolli — Korean Makgeolli, from Jeonbuk, 6%