Kweichow Moutai (Maotai) is the very first “soy fragrance” baijiu. Aside from it’s attractive soy sauce fragrance, Moutai (Maotai) also has notes of malted barley, cooked rice, dried fruits, pineapple, yeast, and five spices.
Kinmen Kaoliang Liquor is perfectly transparent and possesses a delicate and pure aroma. When consumed, it goes down exceptionally smooth from the mouth through to the throat with a subtle sweet aftertaste.
白酒-From the Red Star distillery, which has communist origins from 1949. The distillery is capable of bottling 30,000 bottles per hour and can produce this low end baijiu fast.
Wuliangye liquor is unique in aroma and taste, sweet cotton candy and hints of savoury Soy beans are dominant on the nose followed by soy sauce, aniseed and a long drying finish.
Wuliangye liquor (Chinese spirits 白酒) is unique in aroma and taste, sweet cotton candy and hints of savory Soy beans are dominant on the nose followed by soy sauce, aniseed and a long drying finish.
(Chinese Spirits 白酒) On the nose, it has a complex floral aroma, complemented by pepper, ripe peach and toasted rice on the palate. This is combined with a slight sweetness from peach and pear notes.
Wuliangye liquor is unique in aroma and taste, sweet cotton candy and hints of savoury Soy beans are dominant on the nose followed by soy sauce, aniseed and a long drying finish.
In China, Kweichow Moutai (Maotai) is known as ‘the national liquor’. It is made from a grain called red sorghum at Kweichow Moutai (Maotai) Co, Ltd, the country’s most famous baijiu (Chinese spirits 白酒) distillery.
Lu zhou Lao jiao Tequ was created using traditional Chinese baijiu techniques. This spirit has a traditional Chinese bottle design which displays the heritage and history of Luzhou Laojiao.
