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Kkumui Daehwa 10% ABV, fruit aroma meeting rice sweetness

A 375ml takju—an unfiltered Korean rice drink—brewed with Gwangju rice and traditional rice nuruk, a Korean fermentation starter, with fruit aroma, umami, and a lightly bitter finish.

How does it taste?

The producer describes stone-fruit aroma, deep rice sweetness, gentle umami, and a subtle bitter finish. Fruit is an aroma impression, not an ingredient claim; acidity and carbonation are not given.

What pairs with it?

Try tteokgalbi with soy seasoning. Its grilled aroma and saltiness meet the drink’s sweetness, while the slight bitterness calls for another bite. This is an editorial suggestion, not an official pairing.

ABV
10%
Volume
375ml
Producer-listed ingredients
Gwangju rice · traditional rice nuruk · water
Storage
Refrigerate at 5°C or below
Reviewed
2026-08-30
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Kkumui Daehwa is a 10% ABV, 375ml takju brewed with Gwangju rice, traditional rice nuruk, and water. Fruit-like aroma, deep rice sweetness, umami, and light bitterness follow in sequence.

Behind the bottle

The Korea Tourism Organization introduces Kkum Brewery as a brewing and traditional Korean drink tasting space in Dongmyeong-dong. Kkumui Daehwa is a contemporary product name, not an old folktale. Brewed from Gwangju rice with traditional rice nuruk and bottled at 375ml, it marks a meeting point between an old drink and today's neighborhood.

Before the trip · refrigerate at 5°C or below

The producer specifies refrigeration at 5°C or below and a 2-month use-by period. Prioritize the actual bottle's production date and label, and separately confirm current experiences, reservations, and online stock before visiting.

Sources

  • Kkum Brewery · Kkumui Daehwa Takju 10% Checked 2026-08-30. The 10% ABV, 375ml specification; Gwangju rice, traditional rice nuruk, and water; refrigeration and use-by labeling; and the producer's flavor description.
  • Korea Tourism Organization · Kkum Brewery Checked 2026-08-30. The Dongmyeong-dong address and an introduction to brewing and traditional Korean drink tastings. Current operations need reconfirmation.
  • Kkum Brewery · Official Website Checked 2026-08-30. The business address and website listing for the 10% ABV takju range.

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