Heavenly Nature – Inje’s Masterpiece
Traditional fermented Juice from wild grasses, ‘Balloonflower root and Pear’
From old times, our mothers decocted honey, balloonflowers root, and pears together with all their hearts and served it to their children.
The plant as well as its root are referred to as doraji. The root, fresh or dried, is one of the most common vegetables in Korea.
The roots are edible and contain saponin and are used as herbal medicine. In addition, bellflower root contains calcium, fiber, iron, minerals, protein, and vitamins.
The Balloonflower root and Pear juice is fermented for a hundred days in traditional Onggi pot (Traditional Korean earthenware) and ripened for more than one year. The balloonflower roots are grown in nature for more than three years without using any pesticide in Guidoon-ri, at the foot of Jumbong mountain. The pears are grown in the ‘Punch Bowl’ of Yanggu-gun, near the DMZ border area.
How to drink:
Depending on your preference, dilute with ice or water.
If you want to experiece rich and full flavor drink as is.
Serve chilled for better taste.
Store in a cool dry place out of sunlight.
Keep refrigerated after opening.