• 1122 Ding Xi Lu - Discover the allure of Baijiu, China’s most renowned and enigmatic spirit. Despite being one of the world’s most consumed liquors, it remains largely unfamiliar outside of China.
  This is more than just a tasting; it’s an exploration of 2,000 years of Chinese drinking traditions.
  What You’ll Experience:
  • Participate in a guided tasting of various styles of Chinese Baijiu (light aroma, strong aroma, sauce aroma). Sample at least seven varieties, including Moutai, China’s most prestigious and costly Baijiu.
  • Gain insights into how Chinese people drink at banquets and business dinners.
  • Savor other distinctive Chinese liquors such as rice wine and herbal-infused spirits.
  • Discover the stories behind Chinese drinking culture, history, and social rituals.
  Why This Experience is Unique:
  In China, drinking transcends alcohol—it’s about forging connections. Baijiu is integral to weddings, festivals, business negotiations, and family celebrations. Understanding Chinese drinking customs offers insight into how trust and relationships are built.
  You will learn:
  • Why Baijiu’s taste is distinct from vodka or whisky.
  • How to properly deliver a Chinese toast.
  • The unwritten etiquette of seating and drinking at a Chinese banquet.

• Various types of Chinese alcohol provided on-site

What You’ll Experience

• Enjoy a guided tasting of various styles of Chinese Rice wine, Yellow wine, and Baijiu, including light aroma, strong aroma, and sauce aroma varieties. Sample at least seven different types, featuring China’s most renowned and costly Baijiu, Moutai.
• Gain insights into how Chinese people drink during banquets and business dinners.
• Explore traditional drinking games and learn about toast etiquette.
• Savor other distinctive Chinese liquors, such as herbal-infused spirits.
• Hear fascinating stories about Chinese drinking culture, history, and social rituals.

This experience is more than just a tasting; it’s a cultural journey through 2,000 years of Chinese drinking traditions. In China, drinking is about more than just alcohol—it’s about fostering connections. Understanding Chinese drinking customs provides insight into how Chinese people build trust and relationships.

• Not recommended for tourists with alcohol allergy.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.