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Description
JINRO Chamisul grapefruit soju has a smooth, refreshing taste. Serve it chilled in shot glasses with a Korean meal. Grapefruit juice adds a zesty, bitter note to the crisp, mellow soju.
Low in alcohol but big in flavour, soju is Korea’s national drink. It can be served neat or mixed with soda for a refreshing long drink. It’s great in cocktails, too.
Soju is a rice-based spirit. It’s often compared to vodka but has a lower alcohol content and sweeter taste. It’s served chilled in small glasses to sip or enjoy as a shot.
In group settings, it is traditional for the youngest person to pour the soju. The glass is accepted with both hands as a sign of respect. It is considered bad manners to refill your own glass.
In Korea, soju is served with fried food, grilled meat and seafood. It’s a great accompaniment to spicy stews, such as jjigae, and Korean fried chicken
Launched in 1924, JINRO is the number one selling spirit brand in Korea.
Product formulations and details may change. For the latest ingredients and allergen information always check product packaging prior to consumption. Ingredients: Soju, (distilled alcohol from rice, sweet potato, or tapioca), water, high fructose corn syrup, sucrose, acidity regulators: citric acid, , malic & lactic acid, natural lime flavouring, grapefruit juice concentrate
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