REMEDIES
#FORYOURAILMENTS
”Specialties”
“PINE NUT”
City: Ga Pyong
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Westward Stout Cask Whiskey, St. George Cafe Nola, Amaro Vecchio , Pine Nut Orgeat, Bitters, smoked with applewood chips.
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Inspiration:
Ga Pyong is known for its pine nut since Josun Dynasty; also 45% of all the pine nuts consumed in South Korea is grown and harvested in the city of Ga Pyong.
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#foryourailments:
Pine nuts can increase your energy levels due to their protein, iron, and magnesium. The antioxidant power of vitamin E contained in them may help keep your skin healthy and young in appearance.
“red chili”
City: Chung Yang
Red Chili/Goji Berry-infused Diplomatico/Probitas/Smith & Cross Rums, Pineapple, Lime, Vanilla Honey, Sea Salt Cream.
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Inspiration:
Chung Yang Chili is Korea’s specialty chili that carries both sweetness and spiciness. It is known as most spicy chili in South Korea.
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#foryourailments:
Studies show that the capsaicin in hot peppers can reduce inflammation and decrease the chances of heart disease.
“yuzu”
City: Go Heung
Yuzu Marmalade-infused Sotol and Abasolo Corn Whiskey, Yuzu Kosho, Lemon, Saline.
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Inspiration:
Go Heung has been known for Yuzu as early as 1200s; the region’s perfect altitude, soil, and wind create perfect conditions for yuzu to thrive. Yuzu harvested from this city ships all over South Korea.
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#foryourailments:
Yuzu is low in calories but highly nutritious. Contains powerful antioxidants and studies have shown that yuzu may improve blood flow, have anticancer properties, and may protect your brain.
“sesame”
City: Mil Yang
Sesame Oil-infused Kikori Rice Whiskey/Old Grandad 100pf, Brwon rice, Angostura bitters, Orange Bitters, Micro Shiso.
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Inspiration:
Mil Yang is known for both sesame and perilla leaf (sesame leaf), Mil Yang is one of three cities in South Korea that produce sesame and a leaves for all of South korea.
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#foryourailments:
Sesame seeds are rich in tyrosine, which is needed to produce dopamine—a neurotransmitter that keeps the brain alert and memory sharp.
“Mandarin”
City: Je Ju
Dill and Ginger-infused Nikka Gin/Don Fulano Reposado Tequila blend, Absinthe, Lime, Mandarin, Gomme, Bitter Bianco, Mandarino, Dill.
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Inspiration:
Imported from Japan in 1990. Ever since Je Ju island imported seeds from Japan, They’ve modified growing process and made bigger and sweeter mandarin. With success of modification Je Ju mandarin has been city specialty produce and being considered as “KING OF MANDARIN” in South Korea.
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#foryourailments:
Mandarins contains Vitamins A, B, and a high level of Vitamin C, a powerful antioxidant that neutralizes free radicals, prevents infections, cramps, and vomiting, and is great for the health of your skin.
“watermelon”
City: Go Chang
Empirical Symphony 6, Fino Sherry, White Creme de Cacao, Watermelon, Lemon, Sugar, Nasturtium Leaf.
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Inspiration:
Go Chang has been harvesting watermelon since 1974, because of its rich soil and consistent temperature, Go Chang’s watermelon express more sweetness than any other region in South Korea.
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#foryourailments: Watermelon is rich in an amino acid called citrulline that may help move blood through your body and can lower your blood pressure.
“date”
City: Bo Eun
Date-infused Michter’s Rye Whiskey, Tawny Port, Brualio Amaro, Laird’s Bonded Apple Brandy.
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Inspiration:
Heo Gyun – 1569 to 1618, Novelist from Joseon Dynasty mentioned Bo Eun’s date is the best in South Korea, eve since than Bo eun’s date has been considered best quality in South Korea.
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#foryourailments:
Dates are rich in copper, selenium and magnesium which are very important nutrients to keep your bone healthy and prevent bony related disorders.
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ETERNAL REMEDIES
Seasons come and go, but a few fan-favorites shall remain available for your ailments. Eternal concoctions crafted to enjoy year-round.
PRESCRIPTIONS FROM THE OLD DAYS
”Classics”
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Some things in life have lasted the test of time…
Enjoy some of these original classic cocktails that paved the way for what cocktails are today. From the very first form of cocktails to those born during the renaissance, enjoy traveling back in time to the 18th and 19th century.