Soju

Soju is a clear, distilled spirit that originated in Korea. It is typically made from rice, wheat, or barley, and has a slightly sweet and smooth taste. Soju is often compared to vodka, but with a lower alcohol content. It is a popular drink in Korea and other parts of Asia. In Korea, Soju is not only a popular drink but also an important part of the culture. Soju is often consumed with food, especially during traditional Korean meals. It is believed that Soju helps to enhance the flavour of food and aids in digestion. Soju is also used in many traditional Korean ceremonies and rituals, such as weddings and ancestral rites. In these events, Soju is used as a symbol of respect and unity.