Every country has its national spirit. Some are better known: the Caribbean has rum, England has gin, and Poland and Russia have vodka; others are lesser known: Unicum in Hungary and soju in Korea. China’s is baijiu. The world’s…
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HKB Hong-Kong Baijiu – where east meets west
Posted on 4 June 2015 by Rocky
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