Definition of soju
: Korean vodka distilled usually from rice or sweet potato
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USA TODAY Sports' Trysta Krick learns more about Korea's signature liquor, soju.
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The book also includes tips for building a Korean pantry, drink pairings (from soju to microbrews) and menu ideas.
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At night, head to Birch, the only bar in the region serving cocktails and mixed drinks–not just the beer and soju found in most local drinking establishments.
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Traditional soju is made from a blend of rice and grains.
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Sacramento; 916-646-2004; bluehouseus.com Hours: 11:30 a.m.-11 p.m. Sunday-Thursday, 11:30 a.m.-midnight Friday-Saturday Beverage options: Beer, limited wine selection, soju and sake in addition to soft drinks and tea.
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Pick them up in the duty free or a local soju seller near you.
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Shots of flavored vodka and soju are passed around, tossed down throats and into tumblers of beer, and everyone dances together until sunrise in concrete rooms that smell of sweat.
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His one solace is soju, a vodka-like alcohol loved in both Koreas.
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Origin and Etymology of soju
Korean
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