Han Jan Yogurt 750ML

Han Jan Yogurt 750ML is a yogurt-flavored Korean spirit bottled at 12% ABV (24 proof) in a 750ml format. Drawing on Korea's widespread love of yogurt-flavored soju cocktails, this ready-to-drink expression delivers the creamy, tangy sweetness of Korean yogurt drinks in a convenient bottle.

Quick Facts: ABV: 12%  |  Origin: Korea  |  Style: Yogurt-Flavored Spirit  |  Brand: Han Jan

Production & Heritage

Han Jan produces a range of flavored Korean spirits that tap into Korea's deeply rooted drinking culture, where mixing soju with yogurt beverages like Yakult has been a bar staple for decades. At 12% ABV, this expression sits in the low-proof category typical of Korean flavored soju-style spirits, designed for easy drinking and social occasions. The yogurt expression captures the sweet, milky tang of traditional Korean probiotic-style yogurt drinks blended into a smooth spirit base.

Tasting Notes

Aroma: Sweet, creamy yogurt with a light milky softness on the nose. A subtle citrus-like tang emerges underneath, recalling Korean yogurt beverages.

Taste: The entry is smooth and distinctly creamy, with sweetened yogurt flavors dominating the palate. A gentle tangy acidity balances the sweetness at mid-palate, keeping the profile from becoming cloying. The low ABV ensures a soft, easy-drinking texture throughout.

Finish: Short and clean with lingering milky sweetness. A faint tartness on the close refreshes the palate and invites another sip.

How to Drink Han Jan Yogurt

Best served well chilled, straight from the freezer or over ice. The low proof makes it ideal for drinking on its own without dilution concerns. A Yogurt Soju Bomb pairs it with Korean beer for an authentic Korean bar experience. A Creamsicle Highball works well by topping it with sparkling water and a squeeze of orange for a refreshing spritz. A Yogurt Martini — shaken with a small measure of plain vodka and a splash of lemon juice — adds structure while keeping the creamy profile intact.

Best For

• Korean BBQ nights where a smooth, low-proof sipper complements rich grilled meats
• Introducing friends to Korean drinking culture in an approachable way
• Summer gatherings where light, chilled, fruity-style spirits are preferred
• Building playful, dessert-style cocktails at home

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Han Jan Yogurt taste like? Han Jan Yogurt has a creamy, sweet yogurt flavor with a light tangy finish, closely resembling popular Korean yogurt beverages like Yakult mixed into a smooth spirit.

How does Han Jan Yogurt compare to traditional soju? Traditional unflavored soju is clean and neutral at around 16-25% ABV, while Han Jan Yogurt is sweeter, creamier, and lower in alcohol at 12% ABV, making it more of a flavored ready-to-drink spirit than a classic soju.

Is Han Jan Yogurt good for beginners? At just 12% ABV with a sweet, familiar yogurt flavor, it is one of the most approachable Korean spirits available and an excellent starting point for those new to soju-style drinks.

Where is Han Jan Yogurt made? Han Jan Yogurt is produced in South Korea, where yogurt-flavored soju cocktails are a mainstay of the country's vibrant bar and restaurant culture.

What foods pair well with Han Jan Yogurt? Korean fried chicken pairs naturally, with the creamy sweetness cutting through spicy gochujang glaze. Grilled pork belly (samgyeopsal) benefits from the tangy contrast. Fresh fruit platters, mochi, and light cheesecake also complement the yogurt character.

What sizes does Han Jan Yogurt come in? The standard available size is the 750ml bottle.

Is Han Jan Yogurt worth the price? Han Jan Yogurt positions as an affordable, entry-level flavored spirit that delivers strong value for social drinking occasions and casual cocktail experimentation, especially given the generous 750ml format at a low proof point.

Why Han Jan Yogurt?

Korean yogurt soju cocktails have surged in global popularity alongside the broader wave of Korean food and culture, and Han Jan Yogurt bottles that experience in a ready-to-pour format. The 12% ABV keeps things sessionable without sacrificing the rich, creamy yogurt flavor that defines the style. For anyone who has enjoyed mixing Yakult with soju at a Korean restaurant and wished they could replicate it at home without the guesswork, this bottled expression delivers exactly that profile with consistency. It fills a specific niche in the flavored spirits category that few Western products attempt.