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Fogmag 7 and 10: two nights diverging inside the same-size bottle
Both are 500ml: 7 leans toward chamoe and flowers, while 10 leans toward yogurt and green grape. Compare the sensations behind the numbers.
- Fogmag 7
- 7% · 500ml · 42.4% glutinous rice
- Fogmag 10
- 10% · 500ml · 58.3% glutinous rice
- Business address
- 10 Biseul-ro 208-gil, Nongong-eup, Dalseong-gun, Daegu
- Reviewed
- 2026-08-30

Fogmag 7 and 10 are both 500ml, but they are not simply weaker and stronger versions of the same product. Records give 7 chamoe (Korean melon) and flower aromas, sweetness, and acidity. A tasting note gives 10 a creamy texture and yogurt and green-grape aromas. The numbers state ABV; the sensations behind them determine the choice.
Masillog tasting note · 7: flowers and chamoe, but not simply light
Dalseong Brewery presents 7 as “light and soft.” A Dailyshot tasting chart lists chamoe and flower aromas, sweetness and acidity, a weighty impression, and a long fruit finish. Between the producer’s sentence and the external record, 7 shows both brightness and weight.
Masillog tasting note · 10: yogurt and green grape, with a creamy body
Dalseong Brewery describes 10 as “rich and distinct.” An independent tasting record from 2025 notes dense sweetness, grain savoriness, creamy texture, and aromas recalling yogurt and green grape, with acidity following the sweetness. Remember this concentration before the number 10.
Masillog tasting note · The sequence from 7 to 10
Following the published tasting records, pour 7 first and note how its chamoe and flower aromas rise. Pour only a little 10 next and observe the creamy texture and lingering yogurt and green-grape aromas. This comparison asks whether you prefer brightness or concentration, not which number ranks higher.
How to compare two numbers at one table
This is a Masillog editorial suggestion. Place Fogmag 7 beside shrimp minari jeon (a water-parsley pancake) and Fogmag 10 beside Daegu-style flat dumplings topped with spicy seasoning. Match minari’s green aroma to 7’s flowers and chamoe; set spice and crisp edges against 10’s creamy sweetness.
Numbers that keep the bottles distinct
According to the producer’s official site, 7 is 7% ABV with 42.4% glutinous rice, while 10 is 10% ABV with 58.3% glutinous rice; both are 500ml. Dalseong Brewery lists its business address as 10 Biseul-ro 208-gil, Nongong-eup, Dalseong-gun, Daegu. If planning around the two bottles, save the address as a map reference for Nongong-eup and ask the producer directly about current visit and purchase options before departure. This information alone does not establish that visits or sales are available.
Masillog travel note
Masillog travel note — This Daegu dinner choice is reconstructed from Dalseong Brewery’s Nongong-eup business address and public flavor records for the two bottles. It is not a record of an actual visit, tasting, or sale. Imagine 7 beside minari jeon for the first glass and 10 beside flat dumplings for the next, then compare the two sensory directions.
Sources
- Dalseong Brewery, Official Site Fogmag 7 and 10 volume, ABV, glutinous-rice content, producer flavor descriptions, and business address
- Dailyshot, “Fogmag 7” Sales-channel tasting chart listing chamoe and flower aromas, sweetness, acidity, weight, and a long fruit finish for Fogmag 7
- Wiheomhan Dongmul, “Fogmag 10 Tasting” Fogmag 10 sweetness, acidity, texture, and aromas recorded by a purchaser and taster in 2025