SEOUL
Seoul’s best days out.
Seoul packs palaces, street food and the DMZ into one short trip. These are the 4 breweries tours travellers rate highest, with what each one costs, how long it takes and where to book it.
Taste Seoul’s traditional rice drinks with a 10th-generation brewmaster, then enjoy a Jeollanam-do inspired dinner in a small group tour.
Most Popular“We booked this tour as a private tour for the 5 of us. We were pleasantly surprised that the soju brewers place was in the Bukchon Hanok Village. Such a lovely, peaceful area to walk around in the evening. Our guide, Veronica, was friendly and knowledgeable. The dinner afterwards was delightful.”
Learn makgeolli in Seoul’s Hyehwa with a hands-on class: brewing from rice washing to filtering, tasting, and taking home a kit or bottle.
“Had a wonderful time with Omar, learning how to make makgeolli and then putting it into practice. He was a great instructor and took his time answering questions and giving us a great insight into makgeolli, how it’s made, and its importance in Korean culture. Highly recommended!”
Seoul makgeolli tour at Chunpoong Brewery: meet a master brewer, taste 6 styles, pair with jeon or cheese, learn fermentation and royal craft.
“It is really one of our great experience in. Ava provides so interesting and informative about Makgeoli. This short visit made the trip become a meaningful one.”
Learn traditional makgeolli and craft your own in Seoul’s Ahyeon Market with Joe Kim. Includes tastings and a 1.5L fermenting kit.
“Super informative. Definitely a great class not a demonstration. Joe was incredibly engaging and a great teacher. A lot crowded into 2 hours. Totally absorbing and very educational.”
The palaces and markets, the day trips out to the border and the island, and every way to spend a day in the city.
