Our Origin

About Us

“Dui” comes from the Kayan dialect, spoken by one of the Indigenous natives of Sarawak. It simply means “drink.” But to us, it carries far more than just the act of lifting a glass. It is an invitation to honour our roots, to gather in celebration, and to keep alive a tradition passed down through generations. “Dui Tuak” quite literally means “Drink Tuak” yet within those two words lies a toast to heritage, culture, and identity.

It is about more than the rice wine itself; it is about the spirit of community, the warmth of togetherness, and the respect we hold for those who came before us. Every time we say “Dui,” we echo the voices of our ancestors, reminding ourselves that to drink is also to connect with our people, our land, and our shared story. To raise a glass of tuak is not just to celebrate; it is to belong.

Heritage Preserved, Experience Reimagined.

Our journey is not just about preserving tradition it’s about how those traditions can serve you.

  • The First Generation kept tuak pure and authentic, ensuring every bottle you taste today still carries the soul of Sarawak.
  • The Second Generation brought creativity, introducing Roselle Tuak – one of a kind artisan tuak to awaken new possibilities for your palate and offer a fresh perspective on local wine.
  • The Third Generation reimagines tuak with modern craftsmanship and global quality standards, so every sip you take is a product of Malaysia you can proudly share with the world.


At Dui Tuak, the past guides us, the present inspires us, and the future belongs to those we serve — our customers, our community, and everyone who raises a glass with us. Three generations, endless experience.

Our Market

Rooted in tradition, elevated with craft Dui Tuak carries Sarawak’s heritage forward while inviting the world to celebrate Borneo in every sip.
Heritage
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Born from the earth, shared in spirit.
Years of Craft
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Time has shaped our flavor, patience, and strength.
Generations
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Voices of the past, poured for the present.
Celebrations Shared
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Every glass raised, a story of Borneo carried forward.