Guests say the class offers a hands‑on experience where participants actually brew traditional rice wine. The host team is praised for being well‑prepared and guiding learners through each step with clear instructions. Many note that the method is straightforward, making it suitable even for those with no prior brewing experience. Beyond the technique, participants leave with a stronger appreciation for Korean makgeolli culture and confidence to recreate it at home for friends and family.
The Makgeolli class promotes a deeper understanding of Korean culture among students. Among various types of Korean traditional wine, Makgeolli stands out as the most representative. It goes by various names such as Takju, Nongju, Jaeja, Hoeju, and Baekju.
Its production involves a coarse filtration process, with a history dating back to the 1300s. In Korean public markets, Makgeolli is commonly enjoyed alongside a variety of foods. Enjoy the traditional flavor or customize it by adding your preferred fruit infusion.
Let's embark on the journey of crafting this authentic Korean traditional wine together.
It is time to learn about makgeolli and Korean traditional wine. (Fruit can be added according to your preference)
Note:
Meet at cooking school.
You will receive the confirmation of your booking within 24 hours.
Full refunds will be issued for cancellations made at least 48 hours prior to the activity.