``Please give me just one glass instead of one bottle of soju.'' Glass sales will become possible in South Korea

Starting next month at the earliest, restaurants in South Korea will be able to sell alcoholic beverages starting from a single drink. On the 20th, the South Korean Ministry of Planning and Finance issued the ``Law Enforcement Ordinance Regarding Alcohol Licensing,'' which includes such content.
The amendment was teased into legislation. The revised bill specifies that one of the exceptions for revoking an alcohol sales license is ``sales of alcohol in separate glasses or containers such as cups.''
This means that alcohol will be allowed to be sold by the ``cup'' instead of the ``bottle.'' In addition to this, ``when selling alcoholic beverages by cooling (including freezing) or heating them'' and ``instantly converting beverages into alcoholic beverages''.
The law also stipulates ``mixing and selling'' as an exception to the revocation of an alcohol sales license. The proposed amendment requires general liquor wholesalers to sell non-alcoholic beverages manufactured and sold by liquor manufacturers, etc.
It also included provisions that would allow it to be supplied to restaurants along with alcoholic beverages. After the amendment bill passes, general liquor wholesalers will also be able to distribute products such as non-alcoholic beer that are labeled for adult use.
You will be able to do it. The revised bill is expected to go through a legislative teaser and go into effect as early as next month. The Ministry of Planning and Finance said, ``The National Tax Agency's general regulations already permit the sale of single glasses, so the current
"Even now, glass sales are not illegal," he said, adding, "We will clearly revise the enforcement order."