Gamgrin



Wine Tunnel

GAMGRIN,
THE FIRST PERSIMMON WINE IN THE WORLD
Our persimmon wine product Gamgrin is matured in a wine tunnel
that has superb natural conditions.
The wine tunnel maintains a temperature of 13-15°C, making it suitable for avoiding the heat in the summer and the cold in the winter. The old Namseong-hyeon tunnel, which was completed in 1904 during the late Korean Empire (37st year of the Meiji Era), is known as one of the most beautiful tunnels in Korea with a ceiling made of red brick and natural stones used for its walls. Built 108 years ago, the old Namseong-hyeon tunnel, is still beautiful and unique to this day.

Wine Tunnel Overview
Usage : Storage of persimmon wine, wine tasting, exhibitions, PR events
Completion : 1904(constructed over 8 year, 1896~1904),
                    1,015 meters(previously the Gyeongbu-line tunnel)
internal environment : temperature and humidity consistent all year round
                                 (15±1°C, 60~70%, respectively)
Structure : arch-type structure
Ceiling : three layers of red brick, Walls: rectangular parallel piped granite
Tunnel's Effectiveness
Wine tunnel has minus ion (or anion) effect, thus good for your health!
Minus ions (negative ions) which are emitted on a large scale from waterfalls and forests are known to be more advantageous to human health than plus ions (or cations).
An environment rich in minus ions helps stabilize the mind and is particularly good for respiratory functions, activating physiological functions and thus enhancing the body's selfhealing capabilities.
< The effects of the air on the human body >
Air rich in anions Air rich in cations
  1. Engances immunity
  2. Stabilizes the mind
  3. Boosts physical functions
  4. Activates the discharge of body wastes
  5. Enhances respiratory functions
  6. Reduces fatiaue
  7. Other
  1. Dizziness and nausea
  2. Headaches and pains
  3. Stuffiness and insomnia
  4. Asthma and allergies
  5. Arteriosclerosis and hypertension
  6. Cancer and dementia
  7. Faster aging etc.

(ion ratio within tunnel 1.25:1 , no.of anions 3,000~5,000/cm3)
Prof. Byung-kuan Kim, Department of Chemical Engineering, Changwon National University
(Aug. 9, 2006, Chairman of the Korean Minus Ion Society)