Wuliangye Baijiayan Baijiu

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Celebrate this 11.11 with the elegant harmony of Wuliangye Baijiayan, a distinguished Baijiu crafted from five select grains — sorghum, rice, glutinous rice, wheat, and corn. Each sip reveals a balance of smooth sweetness and aromatic depth, capturing the heritage and artistry of Sichuan’s most renowned distillery.

Alcohol Percentage: 52%

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