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Maotai Wine
Known the whole world over by connoisseurs of Chinese food and drink, the Maotai Wine originates from Guizhou.
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Maotai, or Moutai, is a Chinese liquor, or baijiu.
It is produced in a town called Maotai, in the city of Renhuai, under the jurisdiction of the prefecture-level city of Zunyi, in the Guizhou province of southwestern China. It is believed that the town of Maotai possesses a unique climate and vegetation that contributes to the taste of the drink. Maotai, which is classified as "sauce-fragranced" because it offers an exceptionally pure, mild, and mellow soy sauce-like fragrance that lingers after it is consumed, is distilled from fermented sorghum and now comes in different versions ranging in alcohol content from the standard 53% by volume down to 35%.
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