Dameun - Korean Traditional Drink, Gyeonggi, 6.5% ABV, 750ml. Clean rice starch and white floral, Fresh dough nuance, Polished even-keeled grain sweetness, Savory-leaning smooth texture, Faint mineral tail on finish
Korean Traditional Drink

Dameun

담은

ABV 6.5%
Volume 750ml

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Taste and aroma

Clean rice starch and white floral · Fresh dough nuance · Polished even-keeled grain sweetness · Savory-leaning smooth texture · Faint mineral tail on finish

Pair with

sannakji live octopus with sesame oil · grilled clams jogae-gui with garlic butter · mul-hoe raw fish soup with vegetables

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Description

1932 Pocheon Ildong Makgeolli Brewery - one of Gyeonggi-do's most venerable names, operating since 1932 - produces Dameun using domestic rice, cultured starter (ipguk), yeast, high-fructose syrup, and refined enzymes. Awarded a commendation at the 2016 Korea Traditional Liquor Quality Awards, this 6.5% bottle emphasizes balanced drinkability. The aroma is understated: clean rice starch, a hint of white floral, and a trace of fresh dough. On the palate, the body is medium-light with a polished, even-keeled grain sweetness and a smooth texture that errs toward savory. The finish is moderate and clean with a faint mineral tail. Serve at 8-10°C. Pairs with sannakji live octopus where the clean body doesn't overwhelm the delicate texture, or grilled clams (jogae-gui) with butter.

Region
Gyeonggi (경기)

Ingredients

Rice, Nuruk (Steamed Grain), Yeast, High-fructose Syrup, Enzyme Preparation, Purified Water

Awards

  • ★ 2016 대한민국 우리술품평회 장려상

Food Pairings

sannakji live octopus with sesame oil
grilled clams jogae-gui with garlic butter
mul-hoe raw fish soup with vegetables

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