I was stationed in South Korea and had a alcoholic drink called Oscar It came in fruit flavors strawberry peach and grape It seemed like it was not a mix but out of the bottle Anyone know of it?

Answer 1

It no longer exists. I had it there in the late 80s. I suspect that the "Tok" that they have now is similar. It wasn't super strong, so I suspect that the white wine base in "Tok" is the closest. A soju base would be too strong. I plan to try brewing it myself and see if I come close.

Answer 2

Well, darling, that drink you're talking about is called "Oscar" and it's a popular pre-mixed alcoholic beverage in South Korea. It comes in various fruit flavors like strawberry, peach, and grape, and yes, it's served straight out of the bottle. So, next time you're feeling fancy and fruity, just grab yourself an Oscar and enjoy!

Answer 3

Based on the description provided, it is likely that the drink you are referring to is "Soju," a popular Korean alcoholic beverage. Soju is a clear, colorless distilled liquor traditionally made from rice, wheat, or barley. It is often flavored with various fruits like strawberry, peach, and grape. Soju is typically consumed straight from the bottle and is known for its smooth taste and high alcohol content.

Answer 4

Oscar is an alcoholic drink that I do believe is only known in Korea. It is not very well known outside of service members, that have been to Korea. When I was in the US Navy I remember walking down Texas street drinking a bottle of Oscar between each bar that I went to.

Answer 5

I woke up many Sunday mornings with a Saturday night Oscar hangover. It was a sparkling wine, not a mix.

Answer 6

Yes in 1978 I was involved with training exercise called team spirit Marines and Army we had liberty in Seoul everyone drank this drink called Oscar it was like drinking soda pop I haven't seen it in years does it still exist

Answer 7

I remember that drink and cannot locate it in the Korean grocery stores. But, Ginro comes in a variety of bottles

Answer 8

I was also stationed in South Korea and drank all three flavors at some point but cannot find it now. Its not listed anywhere.

Answer 9

Drank it many years ago. Haven't seen it lately