Bai Jiu: Bai jiu is a Chinese liquor. Bai means 'white' (or in this case: clear), and jiu means 'liquor'. Like soju, a Korean whisky, in its broadest sense, it covers ALL distilled, clear liquors. In China, it is most commonly a distilled liquor, made of various grains, mostly rice and wheat. It is sold in qualities between 36% alcohol (the cheapest) and 58% alcohol (the most expensive). My favorite is the 38% stuff. Goes down easier and gives one less of a hangover than the cheaper 36% stuff.

 

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