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The Many Faces Of Korean Rice Wine
After ten years of on and off research and frequent questioning of Korean friends, I’ve decided to make my own mind up on the relationships between tak-ju (탁주), makgeolli (막걸리), dongdong-ju (동동주) and cheong-ju (청주). First, let’s clear up part … Continue reading
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Makgeolli Recipe 1. Quick Guide
RECIPE INGREDIENTS For an in-depth account of the process go here: Making Makgeolli – Recipe 1. (1 cup = 180ml. T = tablespoon 15ml, d = dessert spoon 10ml and t = teaspoon 5ml) 6 cups of rice (glutenous Korean … Continue reading
Troubleshooting
Failure of the inoculate to initialize – no activity takes place in the mash or it stops. This is likely to occur if the temperature is too high or some unwelcome micro-organism manage to infiltrate your sterilization process. Unfortunately, you … Continue reading
Recipe 1 (R&D)
I like Recipe 1 despite it being a blend between makgeolli and a dongdong-ju. The drink is refreshing, has a zing, is frothy and slightly thick though it loses the froth and thickness rapidly. As a result, it is a … Continue reading
When Makgeolli has a ‘Gluey’ Taste
Okay, don’t panic and don’t throw it away! Once makgeolli has been decanted and sugar added, several changes begin to occur. The first is that the hitherto watery consistency of makgeolli changes and it very quickly becomes thicker and more … Continue reading
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Making Makgeolli – Recipe (1)
This recipe can actually be used to make four different types of rice wine. However, before you get bogged down in the confusing and ambiguous world of rice wine, why not simply try it. The recipe produces was is commonly … Continue reading


