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| 茅台 Máotái Price : $68 Item no. #01P |
“Produced in the town of Maotai, Guizhou province, Maotai is one of the best-known brands of Chinese liquor (or baijiu). Maotai is called China’s official “National Liquor.” The most expensive bottle was one from Five Star Maotai made in 1955, which went for RMB 1.26 million. Maotai offers an exceptionally pure, mild, and mellow soy sauce-like fragrance.”
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| 五粮液 Wǔliángye Price : $105 Item no. #02P Headquartered in Yibin, Sichuan Province, Wuliangye is another popular brand of high end Chinese distilled spiritst which is comparable to Maotai. Wuliangye - made from sorghum, rice, glutinous rice, wheat and corn - is up to 52% alcohol. Wuliangye features lasting flavors, mellow savor, luscious and refreshing tastes, harmonious and just-right flavors. |
双沟大曲
Shuānggōu dàqū
Price : $55
Item no. #03P
“Produced in Sihong County, Jiangsu Province, Shuanggou Daqu Liquor is renowned both at home and abroad for its ‘strong aroma, sweet taste, harmonious fragrance and lingering aftertaste’.”
