Video Column: The Taste of Korea: Soju and Makgeolli
Friday, November 12, 2010
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By Steve Miller
Steve Miller lives in Dongtan, South Korea where he teaches English, Science, and History to elementary and middle school students. In his free time, he explores Korea and the globe, documenting his travels for his award-winning YouTube channel (http://youtube.com/qiranger). His videos have been viewed over 1 million times. His videos have been seen on CNNGo, been featured on Korean television, and honored by The President's Counsel on National Branding. Korea Tourism Organization and Korea.net regularly showcase his Korean Travel videos. He currently maintains a broadcast schedule of three videos per week focusing on life and travel in Korea.Steve’s videos provide an entertaining and informative vehicle for those wanting to learn more about the amazing world in which we live.
Probably the best part of exploring a new country is sampling its food and booze. While I don’t consider myself a foodie, I do love to sample tasty adult beverages from time to time. Korea is home to some of the most amazing magical elixirs to be found on the globe. Let’s sample Korea’s two most popular drinks: soju and makgeolli.
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