Taedonggang

Taedonggang is a well-known North Korean brewery named after the Taedong River flowing through Pyongyang. It produces a popular pale lager beer, recognized for its mild, crisp flavor and smooth finish. Established in 2002, the brewery blends traditional brewing methods with modern techniques, making it a significant part of North Korea’s beverage industry and a symbol of national pride. While mainly consumed domestically, Taedonggang beer has gained some limited international recognition among enthusiasts. Its name reflects regional pride, and it typically comes in bottles or cans suitable for casual drinking.