After revision of the liquor tax law in South Korea, it was introduced that license of making small scale beer. By releasing regulation, craft beer has activated since 2014 in South Korea. Microbreweries in South Korea have expanded the bass not only in domestic market, but also in overseas market. It has been increasing that demand and supply of microbreweries and pubs.[1]
The Booth Brewing Co.: Located in Gyeongnidan. Began as a small pub in 2013. It produces 'Kukmin IPA', 'Dae-Dong Gang Pale Ale', 'Summer Zen Ale', 'Brewbro IPA' ect. It also serves a tap by 8 pubs in Seoul.[2]
Play-ground Brewery: It has tap room in Ilsan, Songdo. And It has logo motivated from Korean traditional mask 'Haheo Tal'. [12]File:더부스 대동강 페일에일.jpgTae Dong Pale Ale
Travier: Brewery in Ulsan.
Whasoo Brewery: Pub and Brewery in Ulsan. It produces 'citron pale ale',[13]
Hidden Track: Brewery in Dongdae-moon.
Saenghwal Beer: It has the most pubs in South Korea.[14]
Tae Dong Pale Ale: The Booth Brewing Co. paired up with Mikkeller to brew a beer that was even better than North’s Taedonggang beer. Hoppy aroma of fruits are followed by light, roasty malts. This is a beer that is loved by everybody.
Kukmin IPA: The Booth’s flagship IPA. It’s got an enormous amount of fragrant, exotic aroma. The full body and rounded mouthfeel are balancing out these explosive aromas and flavors. So eccentric yet so accessible.
Kieuk IPA: The Booth collaborated with craft beer-loving Kiha & The Faces to brew this Session IPA. It’s a true hop bomb and you’ll immediately get citrus, mango and tropical fruits with this beer. Each gulp will put a smile on your face. Play Kiha’s new track ‘ㅋ’ with this Session in your hand. Your mind will soon be ㅋㅋㅋ
The Great God of Fun: The Booth is bringing the luck of the Irish to Seoul. Malty, caramelly creamy and a thick head like ice cream. And of course it has that little Irish twist. We dare you to try to drink only one. If you start turning into a Leprechaun its not our fault!
