Seoul Brewery
Seoul Brewery is a South Korean craft brewery founded in 2018 that produces a diversified portfolio of IPAs, sours, wild ales, and stouts for domestic taproom sales and export to 12+ countries across Asia, Europe, the US, and Oceania.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded2018
- HeadquartersMapo, South Korea
- Headcount11–50
- GTM typeB2C
- OfferingHardware or Manufacturing
What Seoul Brewery does
Seoul Brewery is a privately held South Korean craft brewery founded in 2018 and headquartered in Seongsu-dong, Seoul. The company operates two direct-to-consumer taprooms — a flagship multi-floor cultural complex in Seongsu combining brewery, brewpub, cafe, and event space, and a secondary taproom in Hapjeong — and runs an extensive international export operation distributing kegs and cans across Asia (Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong), Europe (Germany, Denmark, the Netherlands, Finland, Portugal, Lithuania, Italy), the United States, and New Zealand through regional importers.
The brewery's core product portfolio spans year-round beers (Seoul Rice Lager brewed with Gyeongbokgung rice from Seoul's only rice farm, Kraftwerk Pils developed with CAMBA Bavaria, Pale Blue Dot NEIPA, Robust Porter, Salinger Rye IPA, and the original Gold Rush California Common), seasonal releases (the Seoulvignon sour series featuring Korean fruits including white grape, bokbunja ruby, Korean melon & perilla, and watermelon & pink pepper), specialty Imperial Stouts and Porters (ranging 8.8-11.5% ABV), and a wild/spontaneous fermentation program using indigenous Korean yeasts and locally sourced agricultural ingredients with oak barrel aging. A defining element of the business is its prolific international collaboration program, with documented partnerships spanning 40+ breweries across Iceland, the USA, Japan, Denmark, Germany, Portugal, Italy, Poland, Greece, Norway, Singapore, and South Korea, frequently paired with the ART CRAFT PROJECT commissioning artists for label artwork.
Monetization is split across four streams: on-site taproom sales (draught, cans, food, and space rental for corporate events and pop-ups at the Seongsu compound), direct-to-consumer e-commerce through the proprietary online shop and third-party platforms such as Daily Shot, domestic wholesale, and international wholesale export. Seoul Brewery has accumulated industry recognition including 2024 Untappd Community Awards (6 Gold, 3 Silver, 1 Bronze across NEIPA, Double IPA, Porter, Sour, Session IPA, and German Pilsner categories), Japan Brewers Cup 2024 Dark Beer 1st Prize and 2025 2nd Prize for Robust Porter, KIBA 2020 and 2023 medals, Korea Design Award 2023, and 2025 Korea Liquor Awards double Grand Prize for Modulor Rustic Farmhouse Ale and Matcha Coco Stout.
Seoul Brewery firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- Seoul Brewery
- Legal name
- SEOUL BREWERY
- Website
- https://seoulbrewery.com
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 2018
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 11–50 employees
- Short description
- Seoul Brewery is a South Korean craft brewery founded in 2018 that produces a diversified portfolio of IPAs, sours, wild ales, and stouts for domestic taproom sales and export to 12+ countries across Asia, Europe, the US, and Oceania.
- Ownership category
- akta.pro rank
Seoul Brewery industry classification
Industry- Product category
- Craft Beer
- NAICS
- Breweries (31212), Beverage Manufacturing (3121), Beer, Wine, and Liquor Retailers (445320), Drinking Places (Alcoholic Beverages) (722410), Beer and Ale Merchant Wholesalers (424810)
- SIC
- Malt Beverages (2082), Beverages (2080), Retail-Eating & Drinking Places (5810), Wholesale-Beer, Wine & Distilled Alcoholic Beverages (5180)
- akta.pro primary industry
- Beer Brewing & Craft Brewing (AFAFAAAA)
- akta.pro secondary industries
- Beer Brewing & Brands (CRADAIAA), Brewpubs & Taprooms (On-site Beer Service) (THAFALAA), Beer, Brewery & Craft Beverage Tastings (THAJAGAE)
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Where Seoul Brewery is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Mapo
- HQ country
- South Korea
- HQ region
- Asia
Offices2 records
Markets served
Seoul Brewery business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2C
- Offering type
- Hardware or Manufacturing
- Cost components
- Supply Chain, Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Operations, Infrastructure
Revenue model
- On-site Taproom Sales: Direct sales of draught and canned beers to consumers at the company's Seongsu and Hapjeong taproom locations. Food, non-alcoholic beverages, and merchandise are also sold on-site. The spaces generate revenue through space rental for private events and corporate gatherings.
- Direct-to-Consumer Online Shop: Sales of canned and bottled beers, collaboration brews, and merchandise directly to consumers through the company's online store.
- Wholesale Distribution (Domestic & International): Bulk sales of kegs and cans to wholesale partners, including domestic wholesalers and international importers in Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong, Germany, Denmark, Netherlands, Finland, Portugal, Lithuania, Italy, USA, and New Zealand. Collaboration beers with international breweries are distributed through these channels.
- Space Rental and Event Services: Revenue from renting out the multi-floor Seongsu venue for pop-up events, corporate functions, workshops, and other private gatherings, including custom F&B catering packages.
Go-to-market motion3 records
Distribution channels4 records
Marketing channels8 records
Seoul Brewery product offering
Product offeringCore offering
Seoul Brewery brews and sells craft beer across year-round, seasonal, wild/spontaneous fermented, and international collaboration styles, with a strong emphasis on using local Korean agricultural ingredients. It operates two taprooms in Seoul (Seongsu and Hapjeong) for direct consumer sales, runs an online store, distributes wholesale domestically and internationally to 12+ countries, and rents out its multi-floor Seongsu cultural complex for events, pop-ups, workshops, and corporate functions.
Product overview
Seoul Brewery is a craft brewery with a diversified product portfolio centered on year-round core beers, seasonal releases, and special collaboration brews. The core year-round lineup includes SEOUL RICE LAGER (using Gyeongbokgung rice from Seoul's only rice farm), KRAFTWERK PILS (German Pils in partnership with CAMBA Bavaria), SALINGER RYE IPA, PALE BLUE DOT IPA (NEIPA), GOLD RUSH CALIFORNIA COMMON (their first beer since 2018), and ROBUST PORTER. Seasonal offerings include the SEOULVIGNON sour series (featuring Korean/local fruits like Korean melon, watermelon, white grape), IPA variants, and the TASTING IN SEASON series using premium seasonal ingredients from Korea. Specialty offerings include Imperial Stouts (ranging 8.8-11.5% ABV with flavors like Matcha Coco, Earl Grey, Midnight Espresso), Porters, and Wild beers fermented with natural yeast. Seoul Brewery also produces extensive collaboration beers with breweries worldwide, and operates a multi-cultural space for events and hospitality.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Products and services
- Seoul Rice Lager Seoul Brewery's signature rice lager brewed with Gyeongbokgung rice from Seoul's only rice farm, blended with German malt and oats. Features crisp, clean flavor with subtle ester notes and rice character. ABV 4.7%. Year-round availability.
- Kraftwerk Pils German Pils developed in collaboration with CAMBA Bavaria. Brewed with German malt and hops using traditional step mashing and extended lagering. Features honey-like malt aromas with floral-herbal finish. ABV 4.8%. Year-round availability.
- Gold Rush California Common Seoul Brewery's first beer, brewed since 2018. Hybrid lager fermented warmer with Lager Yeast for crisp mouthfeel. Features caramel, biscuit malt flavors with herbal and pine hop aromas. ABV 5.1%. Year-round availability.
- Pale Blue Dot IPA New England IPA inspired by Carl Sagan's description of Earth. Features complex hop flavors with five American hops and oat for smooth, juicy character. ABV 6.3%. Year-round availability.
- Salinger Rye IPA Rye IPA featuring orange juice-like citrus freshness balanced with rye's earthy, spicy character. Combines hoppy bitterness with rye's distinctive peppery notes. ABV 5.3%. Year-round availability.
- Robust Porter
Quantifiable outcome
- Seoul Brewery won 6 Gold, 3 Silver, and 1 Bronze medals at the 2024 Untappd Community Awards across multiple beer categories (NEIPA, Imperial/Double IPA, American Porter, Sour, Session IPA, German Pilsner)
- +1 more outcomes
Companies that use Seoul Brewery
Customer profileSegments3 records
Ideal customer profiles3 records
Seoul Brewery technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed No
API detail
- Has API
- No
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
Feature3 records
Seoul Brewery partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
50 partnerships are on record, tiered core, key and minor.
- ÅBEN BrewerycoreCopenhagen-based ÅBEN Brewery collaborated with Seoul Brewery on TROPICAL BREEZE DIPA (ABV 8.5%) — a juicy, citrus, tropical double IPA with lime, pineapple, and mango notes. The collaboration is part of Seoul Brewery's international collaboration beer program and the product is distributed internationally.
- Gorilla Brewing Co.coreBusan-based Gorilla Brewing Co. collaborated with Seoul Brewery on SEOUL TO BUSAN EXTRA STOUT (ABV 7.7%), featuring rum-soaked cacao nibs, maple syrup, and winter spices. Also collaborated on DARK SEOUL SOUR ALE (ABV 7.5%).
- Seoul GypsycoreSeoul Gypsy, a local Seoul wild yeast specialist, collaborated with Seoul Brewery on SEOUL TERROIR FARMHOUSE ALE (ABV 5.9%), blending Brettanomyces yeast with farmhouse yeast to produce clove spice and lemongrass flavors.
- Elings Craft Beer CompanycoreEuropean distribution partner for Seoul Brewery products. Through Elings Craft Beer Company, Seoul Brewery's beers (including collaboration brews with international partners) are available in cans and kegs across Europe through regional tap takeovers, festivals, and TTOs.
- Smidjan BrewerykeyIcelandic brewery based in Vík, known for IPA, stout, lager, and sour beers inspired by Iceland's nature. Collaborated on ICELANDIC SKYR SOUR — a low-ABV (3.5%) fruit sour using Korean bokbunja (black raspberry), apricot, and vanilla, inspired by Icelandic skyr culture. First-ever collaboration between an Icelandic brewery and Seoul Brewery.
- Finback BrewerykeyBrooklyn and Queens, New York-based urban brewery known for artistic sensibility and hazy IPA excellence. Collaborated on VERTICAL CITY HAZY IPA (ABV 6.5%) — capturing the dynamic urban energy of Seoul and New York with Nelson Sauvin, Idaho 7, and El Dorado hops.
- Seven Island BrewerykeyGreek brewery from Corfu, known for bold Imperial Stouts and barrel-aging experiments. Collaborated on SWEET ISLAND IMPERIAL STOUT (ABV 12.0%) — a Korean dessert reinterpretation using local honey, rice syrup, sesame, and cinnamon.
- Fermentage Brew PubkeyLisbon, Portugal-based craft brewery with a free-spirited, creative brewing philosophy. Collaborated on MOJITO CLUB FRUIT LAGER (ABV 4.0%) — a mojito-style fruit lager with apple mint, lime, and lemon.
- Outer Range BrewingkeyUSA/France-based craft brewery. Collaborated on SUN KISSED WEST COAST IPA (planned 2026.05 release).
- Stepping Stone Brewing Co.keyDenmark-based craft brewery. Collaborated on PEACE PIECE FRUIT TEA IPA (planned 2026.05 release).
- 3 Sons Brewing CokeyUSA-based craft brewery. Collaborated on EMERALD PALM HAZY IPA (planned 2026.04 release).
- Busa Dei Briganti BrewerykeyItaly-based craft brewery. Collaborated on ITALIAN JOB IPL (planned 2026.03 release).
- Pinta BrewerykeyPoland-based craft brewery. Collaborated on DISCO BONG BONG RYE FRUIT SOUR (planned 2026.02 release).
- Craftrock BrewingkeyJapan-based craft brewery. Collaborated on JAM SESSION FRUIT SOUR II (planned 2026.01 release) and JAM SESSION FRUIT SOUR (2024.05 release).
- Teenage BrewingkeyCollaborated on MOLY MORI SOUR IPA (planned 2025.12 release).
- Kyoto Brewing Co.keyJapan-based brewery from Kyoto. Collaborated on KYOTO TWILIGHT TRIPEL (2025.11 release).
- Sakamichi BrewingkeyJapan-based brewery. Collaborated on SAXOFUNK DOUBLE IPA (2025.11 release).
- Hansharo Beer BrewingkeyJapan Shizuoka Prefecture-based brewery with rich heritage. Collaborated on CHA CHA SOUL HOJICHA MILKSHAKE IPA (2025.08 release) — blending Korean Geumgang wheat and Japanese Hojicha tea with British malt and hops.
- BERGkeyTokyo Shinjuku-based brewery celebrating its 35th anniversary. Collaborated on WESTERLY BREEZE HAZY IPA / 하늬바람 (ABV 5.3%) — a Korean word meaning 'wind from the west', representing a space for rest in busy urban life.
- Sudden Death BrewingkeyGermany-based craft brewery. Collaborated on AD ASTRA NEW ENGLAND IPA (ABV 6.2%) featuring lemon balm, papaya, and citrus with New Zealand hops.
- OphiussakeyCollaborated on JUICY TWIST FRUIT SOUR (ABV 3.8%) featuring Jeju Hallabong, yuzu, and lemon.
- Beer Brain BrewerykeyChiba Prefecture, Japan-based emerging craft brewery. Collaborated on APT WEST COAST IPA (ABV 5.6%) featuring classic American hops and Jeju citrus.
- kamerakeyCollaborated on CHA-MAC FARMHOUSE ALE (ABV 5.7%) — inspired by Japan's Oolong Hai and Korea's somaek culture, using Korean local wheat, spelt, and domestic oolong tea.
- BådinkeyNorway-based brewery. Collaborated on MATCHA COCO STOUT (ABV 5.9%) — inspired by Norwegian, Korean, and Japanese green tea drinking cultures.
- The 1925 Brewing Co.keySingapore-based craft brewery. Collaborated on MAMA LOVES MANGO SOUR (ABV 3.5%) — using mango puree, Jeju apple mango, and green tangerine with tropical fruit and mango aroma.
- Yuya BoyskeyCollaborated on MILPICOPICO SOUR (ABV 4.5%) — a rice sour using Korean native rice, lactobacillus fermentation, vanilla, cream soda, and lychee aroma.
- Yokohama Bay BrewingkeyYokohama, Japan-based brewery with a goal of making the world's best pilsner. Collaborated on KRAFT BAY WEST COAST PILSNER (ABV 4.8%) — blending Seoul Brewery's Kraftwerk Pils know-how with Yokohama Bay's pilsner expertise.
- Totopia BrewerykeyJapan-based craft brewery. Collaborated on KANPAI PHOBIA NEW ENGLAND IPA (ABV 6.3%) — twisting Seoul Brewery's Pale Blue Dot IPA recipe, using Gocheok Korean spelt and NZ hops (Rakau, Riwaka, Nectaron, Nelson Sauvin).
- Fukuoka Craft BrewingkeyJapan-based craft brewery. Collaborated on LUCKY SISTER DOUBLE IPA (ABV 7.5%) — featuring Michigan Chinook, Centennial, NZ Motueka & Riwaka hops with triple dry-hopping for lime, tropical, and dank hoppy character.
- Black Tide BrewingkeyCollaborated on PIÑA COCO IPA (ABV 6.5%) and CITY OF PASSION FRUITED GOSE (ABV 4.5%) — the latter also with Westcoast Brewing.
- ÅBEN BrewerycoreCopenhagen-based ÅBEN Brewery collaborated with Seoul Brewery on TROPICAL BREEZE DIPA and FRUITY TALES SOUR ALE (ABV 6.2%) — a fruit sour with apricot, mango, and Jeju lemon.
- CAMBA BavariacoreGerman brewing company under BrauKon. Collaborated with Seoul Brewery to develop Kraftwerk Pils — a traditional German Pils brewed with German malt and hops using traditional step mashing and extended lagering.
- The Satellite Brewing Co.keyCollaborated on SEOUL STRAWBERRY IPA (ABV 6.6%) — featuring fresh strawberries, raspberries, hibiscus, vanilla bean, lactose with Vic Secret, Simcoe, and Michigan Copper hops.
- Playground BrewerykeyCollaborated on WELCOME SUMMER GRISETTE (ABV 4.7%) — a light, sessionable summer grisette.
- Edition DenmarkkeyCollaborated on DANISH BEE(R) KEEPERS SAISON IPA (ABV 6.5%) — featuring raw honey, carrot, ginger, and lemongrass blend tea.
- White Crow BrewingkeyCollaborated on SUNNY SIDE IPA (ABV 6.0%) — a NEIPA with Mosaic, El Dorado, and Talus hops for tropical fruit and citrus character.
- Gamja IslandkeyKorean craft brewery collaboration partner. Collaborated on MAESIL DE POTÀTO (Berliner Weisse with green plum, ABV 3.8%) and SALGURURU IPA: APRICOT & HIBISCUS (ABV 5.8%) — a fruit IPA with sun-ripened apricot and hibiscus.
- SEL RoasterskeyKorean specialty coffee roaster. Collaborated on COFFEE & PISTACHIO CAKE STOUT (ABV 4.8%) — combining fresh pistachios and specialty coffee.
- Mysterlee Brewing Co.keyCollaborated on LET'S DANCE INDIA PALE LAGER (ABV 5.8%) — a trendy IPL with light malt character and intense hop flavor.
- Westcoast BrewingkeyShizuoka, Japan-based brewery. Collaborated on WEST COAST LOVE HALLABONG IPA (ABV 4.8%) with Jeju Hallabong, and on SUN KISSED COLD IPA (ABV 7.1%) and CITY OF PASSION FRUITED GOSE (also with Black Tide Brewing).
- Time After TimekeyCollaborated on AFTER LOVE: PEACH SOUR (ABV 6.6%) and AFTER WORK: FESTBIER (ABV 5.8%) — a 100-day fermented festival lager.
- Tap Shop BarminorCollaborated on BRUTALISM SESSION IPA (ABV 4.8%) — featuring British hops for black tea and pine character with double dry-hopped American hops.
- Cafe JinjungsungminorKorean cafe collaboration. Collaborated on EARL GREY LEMON SOUR (ABV 3.8%) — lactic acid fermented sour with Jeju lemon and Earl Grey tea.
- Sool HousekeyKorean homebrewing YouTube channel (600K+ subscribers). Collaborated on MODULOR RUSTIC FARMHOUSE ALE (ABV 5.7%) using emmer wheat and Galaxy hops, and MY FAVORITE HOPFENWEISSE (ABV 5.2%).
- ILLANG BrewingkeyMangwon-dong, Seoul-based craft brewery. Collaborated on A DAY OF SEOUL (ABV 5.0%) — a Modern Bitter using Maris Otter malt, East Kent Goldings hops, and open fermentation.
- Keykeykey Tap HouseminorCollaborated on KEY HOUSE PALE ALE (ABV 5.1%) — using Cascade hops exclusively for classic Pale Ale style.
- Hugus Pub (Busan)keyBusan-based craft beer pub operated by three brewers. Partnered with Seoul Brewery on the seasonal gourmet project series, including 계절미식: 애플망고 칠리 라거 and TASTING IN SEASON: SALTY TOMATO SOUR (ABV 4.2%) using Daejeo Salty tomatoes from Busan.
- Tasting in SeasonkeyPremium seasonal produce curation brand. Core partner for Seoul Brewery's '계절미식 (Tasting in Season)' series — a seasonal beer program using premium, peak-quality fruits and ingredients selected by Tasting in Season to create culinary-inspired craft beers.
- Magpie Brewing Co.keyCollaborated on STARRY NIGHT BLACK LAGER (ABV 6.0%) — featuring rye and cacao nibs for chocolate, coffee, and dark fruit flavors.
- Sundae SchoolkeyCollaborated on SUNDAE SEOUL IPA (ABV 7.0%) — featuring Idaho 7, Simcoe, and Sabro hops with oat flakes and wheat malts.
Scale indicators3 records
Recent moves6 records
Expansion highlights5 records
Seoul Brewery competitors and assessment
Company assessmentDirect peers
- ILLANG Brewing: Mangwon-dong (Seoul) craft brewery and direct collaborator with Seoul Brewery on A DAY OF SEOUL; comparable neighborhood Seoul craft brewery targeting the same craft enthusiast consumer.
- Brewlander: Singapore-based Asian craft brewery with regional distribution across Asia; comparable to Seoul Brewery as a Southeast/Northeast Asian craft brand pursuing cross-border retail and on-premise distribution.
- Gorilla Brewing Co. Busan-based Korean craft brewery that has collaborated with Seoul Brewery on SEOUL TO BUSAN EXTRA STOUT and DARK SEOUL SOUR ALE; comparable in craft-style portfolio and Korean craft enthusiast customer base.
- Hand & Malt Brewing Company: Well-known Korean craft brewery producing a wide range of year-round and seasonal beers with strong domestic retail distribution; directly comparable to Seoul Brewery in style diversity, Korean market positioning, and taproom model.
- Verdant Brewing Co. UK-based craft brewery recognized for hazy IPA, sour, and barrel-aged releases with international festival presence; comparable to Seoul Brewery in NEIPA expertise, limited-edition collaboration culture, and Untappd community-driven brand.
- ÅBEN Brewery: Copenhagen-based craft brewery known for IPAs and fruit sours; direct collaboration partner on TROPICAL BREEZE DIPA and FRUITY TALES SOUR ALE, comparable in style focus and international collaboration-driven product strategy.
- Magpie Brewing Co. Seoul-based Korean craft brewery focused on hop-forward and barrel-aged beers; collaborated with Seoul Brewery on STARRY NIGHT BLACK LAGER, sharing a comparable craft enthusiast target audience and Seoul taproom presence.
- Amazing Brewing Company: Korean craft brewery with a broad portfolio of IPAs, sours, and lagers distributed domestically and abroad; comparable to Seoul Brewery in product breadth, domestic wholesale presence, and emphasis on award-winning craft positioning.
- Whasoo Brewing: Korean craft brewery producing hop-forward and barrel-aged beers with a domestic taproom and wholesale model; competes in the same Korean craft premium segment as Seoul Brewery.
Broad incumbents
- Tree House Brewing Company: US craft brewery widely regarded as a top-tier hazy IPA producer with significant taproom revenue and limited retail distribution; comparable to Seoul Brewery in hop-forward premium craft positioning and brewery-as-destination model, though at significantly larger scale.
Market position
Strengths5 records
Weaknesses5 records
Competitive moat4 records
Key risks5 records
Key highlights7 records
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Seoul Brewery leadership team
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Profiles1 record
Seoul Brewery funding detail
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Seoul Brewery M&A and investment
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Frequently asked questions about Seoul Brewery
What does Seoul Brewery do?
Seoul Brewery brews and sells craft beer across year-round, seasonal, wild/spontaneous fermented, and international collaboration styles, with a strong emphasis on using local Korean agricultural ingredients. It operates two taprooms in Seoul (Seongsu and Hapjeong) for direct consumer sales, runs an online store, distributes wholesale domestically and internationally to 12+ countries, and rents out its multi-floor Seongsu cultural complex for events, pop-ups, workshops, and corporate functions.
Is Seoul Brewery a public or private company?
Seoul Brewery is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.
When was Seoul Brewery founded?
Seoul Brewery was founded in 2018. It employs 11 to 50 people.
Where is Seoul Brewery based?
Seoul Brewery is headquartered in Mapo, South Korea, in the Asia region.
How does Seoul Brewery make money?
Four revenue lines are on record. On-site Taproom Sales are the primary driver. The others are direct-to-Consumer Online Shop, wholesale Distribution (Domestic & International) and space Rental and Event Services.
Who are Seoul Brewery's main competitors?
Direct peers on record are ILLANG Brewing, Brewlander, Gorilla Brewing Co., Hand & Malt Brewing Company, Verdant Brewing Co., ÅBEN Brewery, Magpie Brewing Co., Amazing Brewing Company and Whasoo Brewing. Tree House Brewing Company is listed as a broad incumbent.
Does Seoul Brewery have an API?
No public API is recorded for Seoul Brewery.
What industry is Seoul Brewery in?
Seoul Brewery's product category is Craft Beer. Its primary akta.pro industry code is AFAFAAAA, Beer Brewing & Craft Brewing, with a secondary code of CRADAIAA, Beer Brewing & Brands. Its NAICS code is 31212 and its SIC code is 2082.