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It s 53 per cent alcohol and tastes like fire Here s how this liquor brand took over China

It s 53 per cent alcohol and tastes like fire. Here s how this liquor brand took over China A fiery, throat-tingling liquor called Kweichow Moutai also flew off shelves. At 1,498 yuan, or $299 for a half-litre bottle, it might not sound like the kind of bargain Costco shoppers usually go for — but in this case, it absolutely was. READ MORE: Bottles of Kweichow Moutai liquor are for sale at a store in Anyang city, central China s Henan province, 29 October 2018.(Chang zhongzheng - Imaginechina) That price represented a steep discount over Moutai sold elsewhere — that is, if you could get your hands on it. The luxury spirit is so beloved in China, it sold out quickly.

It s 53% alcohol and tastes like fire Here s how this liquor brand took over China

It’s 53% alcohol and tastes like fire. Here’s how this liquor brand took over China When Costco opened its first store in China in 2019, it wasn’t just the hot rotisserie chickens and discounted Birkin bags that lured frenzied crowds. A fiery, throat-tingling liquor called Kweichow Moutai also flew off shelves. At 1,498 yuan, or $209 for a half-liter bottle, it might not sound like the kind of bargain Costco shoppers usually go for but in this case, it absolutely was. That price represented a steep discount over Moutai sold elsewhere that is, if you could get your hands on it. The luxury spirit is so beloved in China, it sold out quickly.

It s 53% alcohol and tastes like fire Here s how this liquor brand took over China

It s 53% alcohol and tastes like fire Here s how this liquor brand took over China
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He is laying low : Jack Ma s local bar awaits its most famous regular

Business was brisk at the HHB Music House on a recent Thursday night. The live music venue, located just a short taxi ride from Alibaba Group Holding Ltd.’s headquarters, was crowded, with virtually all of the dozen or so tables and booths occupied by Jack Ma fans ordering Alibaba-themed cocktails with their Alibaba mobile app in the dark and listening to cover songs by the house band. Many were probably hoping to catch a glimpse of its most famous customer, who hasn’t been seen or heard since November. Ma, who used to come at least once a month to the bar that was opened by Alibaba executives in early 2019, hasn’t been around since late last year, said one worker, who would only speak on the condition of anonymity. HHB, which stands for “Happy Honey Badger,” an animal known for its ferocious fighting abilities that Ma modeled himself after, is a shrine of sorts to the man who put China Inc. on the map. In the lobby were a few copies of “This Is Ma Yun,” a biography

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