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Korean rice wine
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Korean rice wine
Korean rice wine
rice
rice
Silky. Smooth. Makgeolli
Silky. Smooth.
Makgeolli
Makgeolli
Full-bodied, creamy, and with a natural sweetness, our selection of craft makgeolli is a mixologist's dream. Serve over ice or try in your favorite cocktails in lieu of dairy or coconut.
Crisp. Golden. Yakju
Crisp. Golden.
Yakju
Baekkyung
Baekkyung
15
15
Single-variety native rice, handmade nuruk, clean water — that’s all that’s inside a bottle of Baekkyung rice wine. Yet the result is anything but simple.
Single-variety native rice, handmade nuruk, clean water — that’s all that’s inside a bottle of Baekkyung rice wine. Yet the result is anything but simple.
Baekkyung Distillery is a young brewery steeped in tradition—its founders draw on generations of family medicinal wine-making knowledge to craft exceptional, authentic rice wines for the modern palate.
The brewery cultivates its own rice fields, where they grow heritage Korean rice that has been carefully restored from centuries past. Baekkyung also makes their own nuruk—a traditional Korean fermentation starter that harnesses spontaneous fermentation through wild yeasts and molds, giving liquors a distinctive, terroir‑driven character similar to natural wines.
The Baekkyung team brews beautiful yakju as a rule, and Baekkyung 15 Premium is the best of the best. Nuanced and expressive, with a deep aroma and flavor that develops new expressions with each sip, it is a truly sensational wine.
We pick up notes of fruit, sweet birch, corn silk tea, and nutty rice. What about you?
Baekkyung Distillery is a young brewery steeped in tradition—its founders draw on generations of family medicinal wine-making knowledge to craft exceptional, authentic rice wines for the modern palate.
The brewery cultivates its own rice fields, where they grow heritage Korean rice that has been carefully restored from centuries past. Baekkyung also makes their own nuruk—a traditional Korean fermentation starter that harnesses spontaneous fermentation through wild yeasts and molds, giving liquors a distinctive, terroir‑driven character similar to natural wines.
The Baekkyung team brews beautiful yakju as a rule, and Baekkyung 15 Premium is the best of the best. Nuanced and expressive, with a deep aroma and flavor that develops new expressions with each sip, it is a truly sensational wine.
We pick up notes of fruit, sweet birch, corn silk tea, and nutty rice. What about you?