Most Popular Chinese Drinks
6. Baijiu

China’s national drink, baijiu, is a distilled white liquor having more than 50% alcohol content. Made from grains like sorghum, wheat, rice, and corn, the drink typically has a strong, pungent smell that many find similar to rotten flowers. However, you would find it divided into four primary categories based on its aroma: strong, sauce, rice, and light. Depending on different regions, each aroma baijiu is preferred. The light aroma baijiu is popular all over China, the strong one is well-accepted in the Sichuan Province, the rice aroma baijiu is related to southeastern China, while the sauce aroma baiju is associated with Guizhou Province.
Despite being unable to make it big in the foreign countries due to certain restrictions, baijiu is a well-loved drink in China, served in small wine goblets during formal or casual events.
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