Soju is an alcoholic beverage made by fermenting and distilling grains or diluting alcohol with water. Soju in Korea and Japan is a type of regional distilled spirit that does not fall into the category of authentic global distilled spirits. Soju in a green bottle, which is commonly seen, is a ‘diluted soju’ made by diluting alcohol made from sweet potatoes, molasses, and tapioca. Diluted soju is cheaper and easier to mass-produce than distilled soju, which is made by fermenting and distilling grains. During the manufacturing process, ingredients that can contribute to flavor other than alcohol are removed as much as possible, so it has a clean, unscented taste. Because of the additives added to reduce bitterness and create a softer taste and aroma, the finish of soju may feel sweet. Korea's diluted soju has a light aroma and taste, so it goes well with meat or stews. Additionally, the liquor tax is very low, making it the cheapest distilled alcohol in the world. 1965, when dilut...
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