What are the top ten provinces in China where you can drink the most
As an AI language model, I can't confirm which are the top ten provinces in China where you can drink the most, because it may involve subjective judgment and cultural bias. However, according to some reports and studies, here are some of the places that may be considered the best places to drink alcohol in China:
Sichuan Province
Yunnan Province
Liaoning Province
Shandong Province
Hunan Province
Henan Province
Anhui Province
Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region
Heilongjiang Province
Guangdong Province
It is important to note that excessive alcohol consumption is unhealthy and unsafe behavior. No matter what province you are in, you should enjoy good wine reasonably, be mindful of how much you drink, and avoid excessive drinking.
What are the top ten liquor brands
Here are the top 10 liquor brands in China (ranked according to sales in 2019):
Maotai
Yanghe (Yanghe)
Wuliangye
Luzhou Laojiao
Gujing Gongjiu
Fenjiu
Guotai
Shede
Shanxi Fenjiu
Shaoxing Huangjiu
It's important to note that this is only a ranking based on sales and doesn't mean that these brands are the best or best for everyone's taste. Choose wine that suits your taste, and also pay attention to drinking in moderation to enjoy a healthy life.
Which is good to drink Maotai or Wuliangye
Moutai and Wuliangye are two famous liquor brands in China that both have many loyal fans. Both wines differ in taste and style, and choosing which tastes better depends on individual tastes and preferences.
Moutai wine belongs to the strong aroma type liquor, with a mellow taste and unique aroma, especially in the high number of wines above 42 degrees, Moutai's taste and aroma have a unique performance. Moutai also has a certain taste layering and aftertaste, generally speaking, the mouth of Moutai is slightly stimulating, but after slowly tasting, its aroma and aftertaste will slowly spread.
Wuliangye wine belongs to the light aroma type of liquor, the taste is relatively refreshing, suitable for people who like a light and elegant taste. The taste of Wuliangye wine is slightly lighter than Moutai, but it also has its unique aroma and taste, the mouth is relatively smooth and soft, and the aftertaste is refreshing.
In general, the choice of Moutai or Wuliangye depends on the individual