
Yimuquan | A harbor for ‘jiu hai’ (wine sea) baijiu vessels
By Jim Boyce | How about a baijiu recipe that uses willow branches, cotton paper, egg whites and pig blood? In fact, those are only […]
By Jim Boyce | How about a baijiu recipe that uses willow branches, cotton paper, egg whites and pig blood? In fact, those are only […]
By Jim Boyce | I headed to Henan province in April for the first China Jiahu Culture Festival (中国贾湖文化节) and International Symposium on Jiahu Liquor Culture […]
By Jim Boyce | Excited to have 430 / 四三〇 Ramen & Drinks as the first South American venue to join World Baijiu Day! Head bartender Nicolas Constantin […]
By Jim Boyce | World Baijiu Day is fast approaching and I will be posting a good deal more in the coming weeks. I’ve been […]
By Jim Boyce | The first master event list for World Baijiu Day 2017 is out! I’m hoping this new page, with events arranged in […]
Asia Nikkei published this article by Nona Tepper about Matt Trusch and his brand byejoe, with the spirit produced in China, imported and refined in the U.S. […]
By Jim Boyce | While my friends back home in Canada tend to be curious about baijiu, I can’t say the same is true of […]
By Jim Boyce | World Baijiu Day is coming soon and it’s time to get into the spirit. One theme is “beyond ganbei”—to go beyond […]
By Jim Boyce | While the top baijiu brands might be little known outside of China, they and the companies that own them are of […]
Sorghum imports from Australia to China for baijiu production help alleviate global grain glut.
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