Aldi's storefront in China

ALDI’s best-selling wines in China are cheap, unflashy and relentlessly practical. Based on the retailer’s own repurchase data, the ranking reveals how far price—not provenance or prestige—now shapes wine buying, and why bulk imports, sweet styles and under-RMB 100 bottles dominate the list.

No. 2

South African Moscato Dry White
 Price: RMB 99 for six bottles
Bottled in: Yantai
Bulk wine origin: South Africa
ABV: 13%
Repurchase index: 97

This is ALDI’s second “RMB 99 for six bottles” product. Reviews are polarised: some praise its value for daily drinking, while others note quality limitations.

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