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You might be a fan of Chinese food but have you tried any Chinese drinks? Many of China’s traditional beverages
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CloseYou might be a fan of Chinese food but have you tried any Chinese drinks? Many of China’s traditional beverages have stood the test of time and are still widely enjoyed today. Here are some of the most notable drinks from China’s ancient past and modern present that you might have seen in Chinatown or your local Asian food store. Try fragrant oolong tea or baijiu, a clear spirit with a complex flavour. Baijiu is the world's most consumed spirit, often served as a shot for toasting at mealtimes.
Learn more about how baijiu is made and how to serve it.
Learn more about how baijiu is made and how to serve it.
