Recommended information on Korean alcohol and traditional Korean liquor
Korean traditional liquor is generally classified into Takju, Yakju, and Soju. The alcoholic beverages indicated on the trademark are classified as takju, herbal liquor, fruit liquor, soju, general distilled liquor, liqueur, and other alcoholic beverages according to the classification of general alcoholic beverages specified in the Liquor Tax Act.
- Takju_탁주
It is also called Takju, which refers to ‘cloudy liquor,’ and ‘Makgeolli, ’ which refers to ‘freshly filtered liquor.’'*방금 막 거른 술'이라고하여 '막걸리'라고도 한다.
- Yak·Cheongju_약·청주
If rice is used as a raw material among grains and more than 1% of malt is used, it is called Yakju, and if less than 1% is used, it is called Cheongju, a Japanese sake style.
- distilled alcohol_증류주
It is a liquor made by distilling fermented liquor such as makgeolli, yakju, and cheongju, and includes distilled soju, general distilled liquor, and liqueur under the Liquor Tax Act. Soju, a representative Korean distilled liquor, means 'strong alcohol made by cooking with fire'. There are distilled soju, which is a liquor made by fermenting and distilling grains, and diluted soju, which is made by diluting alcohol with water.
- fruit wine_과실주
It refers to alcohol made by fermenting fruit. It is often made by taking advantage of the characteristics of representative regional fruits, and a variety of fruits such as grapes, bokbunja, wild grapes, apples, peaches, and strawberries are used.
- Other alcoholic beverages_기타주류
It is a general term for alcoholic beverages that do not fall under the categories of alcohol, fermented alcohol, and distilled alcohol under the Liquor Tax Act.
출처_'더술닷컴'은 농림축산식품부와 한국농수산식품유통공사가 전통주의 가치를 알리기 위해 운영하는 우리술 종합 정보 사이트입니다.
Source_'Thesul.com' is a comprehensive information site on Korean alcohol operated by the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs and the Korea Agro-Fisheries and Food Trade Corporation to promote the value of traditional liquor.
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