As a folk liquor handed down to Gongju, it is also called Sinseonju, and is a high-quality alcoholic beverage with unique color and aroma. It is a liquor made by mixing glutinous rice, flour, azalea flowers, and autumn yellow flower petals, omija, and pine needles with traditional techniques and filtered out into a window paper after 100 days. Fermentation and ripening for a long time at low temperatures are excellent in flavor and flavor, and the aftertaste is clean.

Gyeryong Baekilju was served to the royal family during the Joseon Dynasty, and is now passed down by Ji Bok-nam, a skilled craftsman.