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‘A peculiar oriental odor’
The love-hate (but mostly hate) relationship between baijiu and the outside world has been well documented. I’m doing my damnedest to win over a few new recruits to team baijiu, but I recognize that this is an uphill battle against … Continue reading
Posted in Historical oddity, Q&A
Tagged disinfectant, Erguotou, Marco Polo, mijiu, Opium War, Qing Dynasty, Royal Navy, samshu, Yuan Dynasty
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Notes from east China
For the first time since starting this blog, my travels have taken me outside of baijiu country and into the land of the yellow wines, or huangjiu 黄酒. Huangjiu is an undistilled rice wine, among the most ancient of Chinese … Continue reading
Posted in News, Tastings
Tagged Changyu, Chengangjiu, Fujian, Guyuelongshan, Hakka, huangjiu, Kuaijishan, Longyan, mijiu, Qingdao, Shandong, Shanghai, Shaoxing, tulou, Yantai, Yu the Great, Zhejiang
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