Chungjungone Naturally Fermented Korean Braising Soy Sauce - Jorim Ganjang 500ml

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Chungjungone Hatssal Dameun Naturally Fermented Braising Soy Sauce 500ml

Authentic Korean Fermented Condiment · Naturally Aged 365 Days

The most beloved braising soy sauce in Korean households. Made from 100% naturally brewed soy sauce — fermented and aged for a full year using soybeans, wheat, and sea salt — then enriched with the deep umami of beef, shiitake mushroom, and kelp. Its signature balance of rich, clean sweet-savory flavour makes it perfect for pouring directly into classic Korean braised dishes such as Jangjorim, Galbi-jjim, Gyeran-jorim, and Dubu-jorim.

Fermented Fermented
Dairy-Free Dairy-Free
Korea Korea
At a Glance · Highlights
Fermentation
Natural Fermentation Naturally Fermented
Ageing Period
Aged 365 Days Aged 365 days
Dairy-Free
No Dairy Added Sin Lactosa · Dairy-Free
Origin
Imported Directly from Korea Direct from Korea

Product Information

Nutrition Facts (EU 1169/2011)
Nutrient Per 100ml Total (500ml)
Energy 502 kJ / 120 kcal 2510 kJ / 600 kcal
Fat To be updated
- Saturated Fat To be updated
Carbohydrate To be updated
- Sugars To be updated
Protein To be updated
Salt To be updated

※ Some nutritional values will be updated once confirmed against the manufacturer's official label data.

Ingredients
Brewed soy sauce (water, defatted soybean, wheat, sea salt), beef, shiitake mushroom concentrate, kelp extract, garlic concentrate, yeast extract, flavour enhancer
⚠️ Allergy Information · Allergen Notice

Allergen declaration in accordance with EU Regulation 1169/2011. This product contains the following allergenic ingredients:

Gluten · Wheat Soybeans Crustaceans Molluscs

Flavor Profile

Tasting Notes — Korean Braising Soy Sauce
Umami
9/10
Salt
7/10
Fermented Aroma
8/10
Sweetness
6/10
Spice
0/10

Defined by a deep, full-bodied umami and a robust fermented aroma, this sauce is optimised for braising. A gentle sweetness rounds out the flavour, so a single pour delivers a complete braising marinade without any additional seasoning.

Korean Traditional Fermentation · Korean Heritage

The base of Chungjungone Hatssal Dameun Braising Soy Sauce is 100% naturally brewed soy sauce. It is crafted following the traditional Korean method of naturally fermenting soybeans (defatted), wheat, and sea salt through all four seasons. The fermentation driven by sunlight and time is at the very heart of a food culture that has been passed down in Korea for hundreds of years.

During fermentation, the proteins in the soybeans are naturally broken down into amino acids, creating layers of deep umami flavour. This product undergoes 365 days (one full year) of natural ageing, resulting in a rounder, more complex flavour than standard soy sauce. The addition of natural umami from beef, shiitake mushroom, and kelp transforms it into a complete, ready-to-use braising sauce.

For those more familiar with European food culture, think of it this way — just as cheese develops complexity over time, wine deepens in oak barrels, and sauerkraut gains new character through natural fermentation, Korean soy sauce also reaches its full potential only after a year of patient ageing. This is flavour shaped by time, not by rapid chemical processing.

How Koreans Use It · Korean Recipes

Six classic Korean dishes made with braising soy sauce in Korean households — no need to mix a separate marinade. One pour of this sauce is all it takes to achieve an authentic braised flavour.

Jangjorim
장조림
A staple side dish in Korean homes. Beef or quail eggs are slowly simmered in braising soy sauce until the liquid reduces. The result is a bite-sized, sweet-salty braised meat dish that keeps well in the fridge and is enjoyed alongside steamed white rice over several days.
Galbi-jjim
갈비찜
A centrepiece dish at Korean festive tables and celebrations. Beef short ribs are braised low and slow with braising soy sauce, radish, carrot, and shiitake mushrooms until tender and deeply flavourful. No separate seasoning blend is needed — this sauce does it all.
Gyeran-jorim
계란장조림
Korean-style marinated boiled eggs steeped in braising soy sauce. Similar in concept to Japanese Ajitsuke Tamago, but the Korean version is saltier and carries a deeper fermented aroma. A popular side dish enjoyed as a Ramyeon topping or alongside steamed rice.
Dubu-jorim
두부조림
An everyday side dish in Korean households. Thick slices of tofu are pan-braised in braising soy sauce, letting the mild tofu absorb the sauce's deep umami. Suitable for those who avoid meat, and one of the most classic Korean rice side dishes.
Bulgogi
불고기
One of the most beloved Korean dishes among European food lovers. Thinly sliced beef is marinated in braising soy sauce, garlic, pear, and sesame oil, then grilled. Since this sauce already delivers a balanced sweet-savory profile, you can reduce or skip additional sugar and still achieve a rich Bulgogi marinade.
Japchae
잡채
A showpiece dish at Korean celebrations. Translucent glass noodles made from sweet potato starch are stir-fried with spinach, carrot, mushrooms, and beef, seasoned with braising soy sauce. The noodles are naturally gluten-free, and Japchae is one of the finest examples of the Korean sweet-savory balance.

Product Details

Product Name
Chungjungone Hatssal Dameun Naturally Fermented Braising Soy Sauce
Volume
500ml
Origin
Republic of Korea · Made in Korea 🇰🇷
Manufacturer
Chungjungone · Daesang Corp.
Ageing Period
Naturally Aged 365 Days
Storage
Store in a cool place away from direct sunlight. Refrigerate after opening.
Packaging
EU-compatible labelling for European export

Chungjungone is one of Korea's leading fermented food brands. The deep umami born from a full year of natural ageing is now delivered straight from Korea to your European table.

✓ HACCP Certified ✓ Direct EU Delivery ✓ Authentic Korean Fermentation ✓ Naturally Aged 365 Days ✓ Quality Guaranteed
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
How is Chungjungone Braising Soy Sauce different from regular soy sauce?

Chungjungone Braising Soy Sauce is far more than a plain soy sauce. It is built on a base of naturally brewed soy sauce aged for 365 days (approximately one year), then blended with beef stock, shiitake mushroom concentrate, kelp extract, and garlic concentrate to create a complex, all-in-one seasoning sauce. Much like Worcestershire sauce — which achieves its layered umami through the fermentation and ageing of multiple ingredients — this product delivers a deep, rich umami flavour rooted in traditional Korean fermentation techniques. It is designed as an all-in-one sauce ready to use directly in braising, stir-frying, and marinating.

What allergens does this product contain?

In accordance with EU food labelling law (Regulation 1169/2011), this product contains the following allergens: gluten (including wheat), soybeans, crustaceans, and molluscs. The Korean domestic label also carries a cross-contamination warning for crab, shrimp, oyster, and shellfish. Anyone with gluten intolerance (coeliac disease) or an allergy to shellfish or crustaceans should avoid this product. Please review the full ingredient list before purchase.

Is this product suitable for vegans or vegetarians?

No, this product is not suitable for vegans or vegetarians. It contains beef as an actual ingredient. It is also not halal-certified. We do not recommend this product for those following a plant-based diet or with religious dietary restrictions.

What is fermented soy sauce and why does it have a deeper flavour?

Fermentation is at the core of traditional Korean food culture. The naturally brewed soy sauce at the heart of this product is made by submerging soybeans and wheat in brine and allowing microorganisms to naturally break down and mature the mixture over time. Chungjungone Braising Soy Sauce undergoes this process for a full 365 days. The principle is the same as Parmigiano Reggiano cheese developing complex flavour over 24 months of ageing, or balsamic vinegar gaining depth through long maturation. The amino acids produced during fermentation generate a natural umami that is fundamentally different from simply seasoning with salt.

How should I store this product after opening, and how long will it keep?

Before opening, store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. After opening, refrigerate at 4°C or below and use as soon as possible. Soy sauce-based products generally retain their quality for several months when refrigerated, but for the best flavour, we recommend consuming within 2–3 months of opening. Always seal the cap tightly after use. At 500ml, there is plenty for a wide range of dishes including braising, stir-frying, and marinating.

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