(English / CC) ? ? ? ? . . : https://youtu.be/fT0KYXxxA5Q .,, . #soju . .. #bee .. .. . (makgeolli) . . . .. "Tastes Seoul Good" , ..What is soju? What does soju taste like? Is soju strong? And why do Koreans love this popular alcoholic beverage? Also, find out about Korean drinking culture and Korean convenience store alcohol in this video. Let's learn how to drink like a Korean!Share this video: https://youtu.be/fT0KYXxxA5QToday, we are in #Seoul, South Korea. We are answering the popular "What is soju?" You've probably heard of this popular grain beverage from Korea, but perhaps you've never tried it. Today, we take a look at Korean drinking culture, and sample a few of the local spirits. Let's also look at the best Korean cocktail. We start with #soju. Soju is a Korean alcoholic beverage enjoyed in a shot, or mixed with beer. We will show you how to make the perfect Korean cocktail and how to drink soju with beer. Soju costs roughly $1 USD, so it is a cheap way to get drunk. We then move onto a popular Korean beer called #Cass. Cass is one of the major beer brands in Korea, and is probably the most popular brand of beer. Cass can be found in almost every Korean restaurant. Beer in Korea is almost always served with anju, aka: side dishes. We finish the video by drinking makgeolli, aka- Korean rice wine. Makgeolli is milky white in color. The flavor is light and refreshing. In this video, we drink in Kyungridan - a popular neighborhood in the Itaewon district of Seoul. Kyungridan is well known as for its restaurants, as well as nightlife options including bars and pubs.At each location, we sample some local Korean food (anju). If you are curious about Korean alcohol such as soju and makgeolli, you'll definitely want to check this video out! Korea has so many unique and interesting aspects of the drinking culture, and we will teach you a few of the basics. Drinking the local alcohol (including soju) is a great way to experience the local Korean culture. Also, you can drink while on a budget. Every traveler to Korea should try soju!If you are moving to Korea, you should learn the Korean drinking etiquette, and be ready to taste many Korean alcohols. This video introduces the popular Korean liquors and beers. We also introduce Korean anju.You might know soju from the popular Jay Park song!This video is of a foreigner (American) trying local Korean alcohol. We describe the taste of soju, makgeolli, and Cass beer. We also introduce a Korean pub 'hof' in Itaewon. We also show you how to drink alcohol in a Korean convenience store. Let's try Korean convenience store alcohol at 7-11!"Tastes Seoul Good" aims to spotlight Korean food, culture, and life through the eyes of an American. Be sure to SUBSCRIBE, as we post weekly. Content includes Korean language, K-Pop, food reviews, and travel vlogs. Follow us on social media!Instagram: @tastessoulgood #tastesseoulgoodFB: https://www.facebook.com/tastesseoulgood/Blog: tastesseoulgood.wordpress.comEmail:
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