[Dawn 808 & 1004] Hangover Drink (119ml)
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Korea's Original Herbal Hangover Tea
[Dawn 808 & 1004] Hangover Drink (119ml)
- First patented hangover drink
- Herbal tea, not soda
- 11 country patents
- 15 cans a box
Big night ahead? Do what Korean office workers have done for decades: crack open a can of Dawn 808 (여명808) first. It was the first hangover drink ever patented, in Korea or anywhere in the world, and it once topped beverage sales across Korea's convenience stores two years in a row.
Inventor Nam Jong-hyun failed 807 times before his 808th recipe finally worked, and his face is still on every can. What he landed on isn't an energy drink or a vitamin shot. It's a herbal tea, brewed mainly from alder tree and rowan extracts, with hazelnut, honey, jujube, ginger, gourd, licorice and kudzu flower. Today it's patented in 11 countries, including the US, and in 2025 it passed Korea's official human application test for hangover drinks.
Want it stronger? Dawn 1004 (여명1004) is the premium big brother in the black can. Glami concentrates the 808 formula to twice the strength and brews it with hot-spring water drawn from 808 m beneath Cheorwon.
Drink one about 20 minutes before your first glass, or after your last. Keep a box in the fridge, because it tastes best cold (Glami pours the 1004 over ice), and wake up ready for the day instead of losing it to a hangover.
Curious how it compares? Try it side by side with Korea's other classic, Condition.
So what's inside?
Full Ingredients List Purified water, Dawn concentrate [liquid tea (China): hazelnut, alder tree, rowanberry, honey, jujube, ginger, gourd, licorice, kudzu flower], fructooligosaccharide. The 808 and 1004 share the same list.
To take One can about 20 minutes before drinking, or after drinking and before bed. Shake well first.
In the box 15 cans of one drink, 119 ml each: Dawn 808 (75 kcal a can) or Dawn 1004 (94 kcal a can). Made by Glami Co., Ltd. (그래미) in Cheorwon, South Korea.
To keep In a cool place, out of direct sunlight. It tastes better chilled. Don't drink from a dented, swollen or damaged can. The best-before date is printed on the top of the can (808) or the bottom (1004).
Good to know The label lists no allergens. Natural sediment from the herbs can settle in the can; it's safe, just shake before opening. This is a food product, not a medicine, and it isn't intended to prevent or treat any disease. Please drink within reasonable limits.
[Dawn 808 & 1004] Hangover Drink
여명808 · 여명1004
Korea's original herbal hangover tea
Dawn 808 (여명808) is the can Koreans reach for before a company dinner, a client night out or a long round of soju. It was the first hangover drink ever patented, in Korea or anywhere in the world, and it once topped beverage sales across Korea's convenience stores two years in a row.
It isn't a fizzy energy drink or a vitamin shot. It's a herbal tea, brewed mainly from alder tree and rowan (mountain ash) extracts, with hazelnut, honey, jujube, ginger, gourd, licorice and kudzu flower.
The name tells the story. Inventor Nam Jong-hyun failed 807 times, and the 808th recipe finally worked. His face is still on every can.
Patent and sales claims: Glami (그래미).
Available in a stronger formula
Dawn 1004 (여명1004) is Dawn 808's premium big brother, made for the nights that are hard to say no to. Glami concentrates the 808 formula to twice the strength and brews it with hot-spring water drawn from 808 m beneath Cheorwon.
Same herbal ingredient list, same 119 ml can, now in black. Each can has 94 kcal, and Glami suggests pouring it over ice, before or after a night out.
Its full name, 천사의 행복, means "an angel's happiness": 1004 is read cheon-sa in Korean, which sounds like the word for angel.
Source: Glami (그래미).
Patented in 11 countries
Dawn 808 holds patents in 11 countries, including the US, Japan, China and Canada. Glami, the company Nam founded in 1996, has won the grand prize or a gold medal at international invention fairs 16 times in a row, including three titles at the 1999 Invention & New Product Exposition in Pittsburgh. In 2008, Nam received Korea's Gold Tower Order of Industrial Service Merit, the country's top award for industry.
It's still going strong. In 2025 it passed the Korean Ministry of Food and Drug Safety's human application test for hangover drinks, and Korean consumers have voted it their most trusted hangover drink brand 17 years in a row.
Sources: Glami; The Korea Times (2008); Chosun Ilbo (2020); Hankyung (2026).
So how does it taste?
Earthy and herbal, like a Korean herbal medicine tea, with a little sweetness from honey and fructooligosaccharide. It isn't the tastiest drink on our shelves, but it's the one many Koreans swear by. A 119 ml can has 75 kcal (808) or 94 kcal (1004).
How to drink it
Drink one can about 20 minutes before you start drinking. You can also have one after your last drink or before bed.
Glami's tip for the 1004: pour it over ice, before or after a night out.
Natural sediment from the herbs can settle in the can. It's safe to drink: just give the can a good shake before opening.
Keep it in a cool place out of direct sunlight. It tastes better chilled, so we keep ours in the fridge.
This is a food product, not a medicine, and it isn't intended to prevent or treat any disease. Please drink within reasonable limits.
Nutrition Facts
Per can (119 ml)
808 · 1004
Calories
75 kcal · 94 kcal
Total carbohydrates
19 g · 23 g
Sugars
14 g · 14 g
Sodium
0 mg · 0 mg
Total fat
0 g · 0 g
Protein
0 g · under 1 g
Both: saturated fat 0 g, trans fat 0 g, cholesterol 0 mg. % Daily Value (808 / 1004): carbohydrates 6% / 7%, sugars 14% / 14%, protein 0% / 1%, based on a 2,000 kcal diet. Source: Product's Label
Full Ingredients List
Dawn 808 & Dawn 1004 (여명808 · 여명1004 천사의 행복)
Both drinks: purified water, Dawn concentrate [liquid tea (China): hazelnut, alder tree, rowanberry, honey, jujube, ginger, gourd, licorice, kudzu flower], fructooligosaccharide.
Allergy: the label lists no allergens.
Original label, Dawn 808 (Korean)
Original label, Dawn 1004 (Korean)
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