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. 6

Bastioni – Della Rocca Puglia Appassimento IGT Red Wine
Price: RMB 49.90 (about US$6.93)
Origin: Puglia, Italy
ABV: 15%
Repurchase index: 95
Reviews: 20

Italian still wines rarely top supermarket rankings in China. This Puglia wine’s appeal lies less in regional recognition than in its flavour profile: high alcohol and a semi-sweet style that resonates with entry-level consumers.

Sweet-style wines remain popular in China. As previously reported, Sam’s Club’s best-selling white wine is an Italian sweet sparkling wine, while sweet-wine brands dominate some e-commerce channels. Within ALDI’s system, this wine is positioned as Entry Level and priced accordingly.


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