Rumors of a possible alcohol ban within Chinese Communist Party and government organizations have sent liquor giant Kweichow Moutai's stocks briefly tumbling, wiping out millions of stock value, just when the liquor company has overtaken Tencent as the country's most valuable firm. Read More
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Château Loudenne, the Cru Bourgeois estate in Haut Médoc owned by China’s liquor giant Kweichow Moutai, has now been sold to a French wine group after it was dogged by lawsuits and bankruptcy. Read More
From hoarding luxury handbags and watches to receiving a bizarre gift of 5kg pure gold drinking vessel, China’s anti-graft watchdog has revealed details of shocking corruption committed by the former head of the world’s most valuable liquor brand. Read More
ProMEX, a Hong Kong-based online platform to trade physical commodities, has launched its trading platform last week, with its first trading commodity being China’s most famous national liquor, Moutai. Read More
A rare collection of Moutai and the oldest Karuizawa released will go under the hammer at Sotheby's auction this month. Read More
A few cities in China have introduced what is called "strictest booze ban" for civil servants, which bans them from drinking even after working hours. Read More
China’s most known white spirit, Kweichow Moutai, has been guzzled down by some of the most fearful drinkers and fuddled American president Richard Nixon on … Read More