Korean Aloe Juice
The first time I tried aloe juice, I had just arrived in Seoul, Korea. I couldn't wait, so I bought it on the way out of the airport in a convenience store. I have an idea of what I thought aloe should taste and smell like - it has a characteristic smell. Most people in the US might be familiar with aloe because it has a cooling sensation if you rub the plant (or products made from it) on sunburn. Not exactly something I'd think about drinking.
Well, it tastes a little bit like real aloe, but the second-best way I can think of to describe it is like watermelon bubblicious gum. It has little peices of pulp that are pretty similar to the grape drink. It's good and refreshing, kinda sweet with no aftertaste.
This one gets my full recommendation. Good Stuff.
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I was just looking for aloe juice myself. I visited Korea a couple of months ago. I tried the brand that Trader Joes sells, but it is just not the same. The Korean brand is so much better. It tastes a little like a grape / pear drink, but it is difficult to describe. Not all of the varieties I tasted in Korea were the same. I think I remember liking the brand that this person also tried.
Yes I live in fort Bragg nc and there is a Korean Mart here and they sell it taste just like I remember in Korea it's so good lol
So I guess try to find a Asian market and just show a picture of the bottle