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Gwangju (광주)

3 products from 2 breweries in Gwangju.

3 types of traditional alcohol, with other being the most common (1 products). Average ABV: 22.7%.

Breweries (2)

Wolgwang Brewery

월광주조

Wolgwang Brewery in Gwangju produces moonlight-inspired spirits and high-proof traditional liquors.

Gwangju2 products

Kkum Brewery

꿈브루어리

Kkum Brewery is located in Gwangju, producing Kkumui Daehwa Yakju, a dreamlike Korean traditional refined wine.

Gwangju1 product

Products (3)

3 products
Other

Dalmak

달막

Dalmak is a traditional Korean alcohol from Gwangju. It is medium-bodied at 13.0% ABV, available in 500ml bottles. Expect smooth and balanced flavors. Pairs well with Korean side dishes (banchan), grilled meat.

SmoothBalanced
Korean side dishes (banchan)grilled meat
13% ABV500ml
Dalmak — Other, from Gwangju, 13%
Cheongju

Kkumui Daehwa Yakju

꿈의 대화 약주

Kkumui Daehwa Yakju is a cheongju (clear rice wine) from Gwangju. It is medium-bodied at 13.0% 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
13% ABV375ml
Kkumui Daehwa Yakju — Cheongju, from Gwangju, 13%
Makgeolli

Wol Gwangju 42

월광주 42

Wol Gwangju 42 is a makgeolli (rice wine) from Gwangju. It is bold and intense at 42.0% ABV, available in 375ml bottles. Expect creamy and sweet flavors. Pairs well with Korean pancakes (jeon), fried chicken, kimchi.

CreamySweet
Korean pancakes (jeon)fried chicken
42% ABV375ml
Wol Gwangju 42 — Makgeolli, from Gwangju, 42%

Frequently Asked Questions

What traditional alcohol is produced in Gwangju?

Gwangju produces 3 types of traditional alcohol, with other being the most common (1 products). There are 3 products from 2 breweries.

How many breweries are in Gwangju?

There are 2 breweries in Gwangju producing 3 traditional Korean alcohols. Average ABV: 22.7%.