Yobo Soju

The origins of Soju date back to the 13th century Mongolian invasion of the Korean peninsula. Soju literally means “burned liquor,” a name that refers to the heated distillation process originally brought to Korea by the Yuan Mongols. Soju and its ensuing traditions have been integral aspects of Korean culture for centuries. While traditions, rules, and techniques have adapted, Soju has endured.

Yobo Soju opens with a floral bouquet. Followed by hints of apricot and vanilla. Finally rounded out with subtle hints of rice and cream to deliver a velvet smooth finish. And at 23% ABV and only 36 calories per ounce, Yobo Soju Luxe is a compelling lower ABV and lower calorie alternative to traditional harsh clear spirits.