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"Brewing Love" is undeniably a sweet and charming watch. Lee Jong Won's Yun Min Ju, he truly brought a captivating and adorable energy to the screen, making it easy to become invested in his character. While the overall storyline might not be the most groundbreaking or complex, its inherent cuteness and lightheartedness make it an enjoyable and fun way to spend your time.

The chemistry between the leads, including the second couple, was definitely a highlight, creating a comforting and heartwarming atmosphere. The emotional connection between Chae Yung Ju and Kim Min Ju was beautifully portrayed, and the way they supported each other in moments of pain was truly touching. It's those small, tender moments, like Yun Min Ju always wearing a hair tie on his wrist, that added to the overall charm and made the drama so endearing.

It wasn't your typical romcom drama. It's healing, full of life lessons about relationship, family, people and work life and this drama ignites our emotions like a rollercoaster. You can laugh, cry, and feel the love all in one episode. The leads portrayed their characters perfectly. It doesn't feel like acting. Their expressions, emotions, intonation and body gestures are very natural and it reached us as the watchers. Just by looking to their eyes and voice, I can feel their sadness and happiness. This drama taught me better about love and communication with people especially to our beloved. Everyone should watch this drama.

This is not a romance drama but more. I would call it A Symphony of Sensitivity and Self-Discovery.

I started watching it for the word brewing in it. Curiosity and my love for coffee pulled me in, making me think, this must be something to do with brewing coffee and coffee plantations. But as I began , i was gripped by the lead character , who beautifully portrays , the character of an empathetic-highly sensitive individual. This story is an exploration of empathy, emotional depth, and self-acceptance. I have rarely seen a drama built upon theme like this , with such accuracy - the story delicately portrays the struggles of two kind individuals - one is highly attuned to the world around him , feeling others pain , joy, thoughts so intensely that he struggles to distinguish them from his own.. Through many trials, he learns to embrace his sensitivity and creates a life that shields him from the world's negativity and judgment, allowing him to do what he loves most-brewing.

While The other lead, having carried responsibilities from young age, for the sake of those she loves, has learned to suppress her own emotions, wearing an external shield of strength. They meet in unexpected circumstances, setting in motion a journey of mutual healing, self-exploration, and stepping beyond comfort zones. As they do that , they begin to brew something truly magical-both in their personal and professional lives.

It is gold for Empaths, intuitives, deep thinkers, nature lovers, and those who cherish introspective storytelling. If you enjoyed K-dramas like - Piece of your mind, My Mister, It's Okay to Not Be Okay, or When the Weather is Fine, this will touch your heart in the same profound way.

I am highlighting the theme , around which all actors have done a great job of bringing those minuscule pieces to life! Knowing the craft of filmmaking and screen writing how can I forget the hard work of entire crew.

Brewing Love according to me is not a drama to be watched-but to be felt.

Make more beautiful stories like this. 😍

You may find the first two episodes rather slow because they introduce the characters. But trust me, it only gets better.

Kim Sejeong just proved she's a capable actress, and I never knew her chemistry with Jong Won would be so great. Not only serve looks but he is a whole green forest in Brewing Love.

The supporting characters also seem fun and make the drama more colorful. Although the storyline is about making beer, the way the PD develops the plot is beautiful. It shows how the characters fall in love and find comfort in each other's presence.

The series is only 12 episodes long, so please give it a try and enjoy the show.

The adorable Kim Sejeong plays Chae Young-ju who is an ex special forces soldier who now works in a brewery and is tasked with getting a brewmaster to work with and create a beer for her company. The problem is that the brewmaster Yoon Min-ju (Lee Jong-won) isolates himself from the world due to his extreme sensitivity to other peoples emotions. This is a gentle romantic drama in which we learn a lot about hops and the basics of beer brewing and the work involved. It has a strong supporting cast who all do a good job and has some amusing moments but overall it is just a gentle easy going drama which is watchable but not that memorable.