Baijiu

This Baijiu, bottled in a sauce-glazed earthenware decanter, depicts the communist leader Chairman Mao Zedong announcing the creation of the People’s Republic of China on October 1, 1949. We assume this decanter was created around the same day in 1979 to honor the 40th anniversary of the R.O.C.

From Kweichow Moutai – the makers of the much-loved Flying Fairy – comes a rare age-statement expression of their Baijiu that’s almost impossible to find in the EU.

Created in the ‘sauce’ style, this is a nutty, fruity and smoky Baijiu. The liquid has a golden hue, Moutai’s classic ‘jiang’ fragrance, notes reminiscent of baking, and a ...

This is a extremely rare Kweichow Moutai WuXing, bottled for the Chinese domestic market August 1952, one year after the founding of Kweichow but still produced at Hengxing, run by Lai Mao (known for the record-selling 1935 bottle, the oldest Moutai known in existence), one of 3 distilleries which eventually formed Kweichow Moutai. In Septemb...

This is an extremely rare Kweichow Moutai WuXing, bottled for the Chinese domestic market in 1955, one of only a handful of decanters Moutai from this year which are known to still exist. In the early years (1952-1966) Moutai was bottled in 3-mold ceramic earthenware decanters of which shape and labels changed from year to year. From July 196...

This is a extremely rare Kweichow Moutai WuXing, bottled for the Chinese domestic market in 1955, one of only a handful of decanters Moutai from this year which are known to still exist. In the early years (1952-1966) Moutai was bottled in 3-mold ceramic earthenware decanters of which shape and labels changed from year to year. From July 1966...

This is an extremely rare Kweichow Moutai WuXing, bottled for the Chinese domestic market in 1955, one of only a handful of decanters Moutai from this year which are known to still exist. In the early years (1952-1966) Moutai was bottled in 3-mold ceramic earthenware decanters of which shape and labels changed from year to year. From July 196...

This rare Kweichow Mou-Tai Chiew a.k.a. small sunflower brand was produced between 1972 and 1975.

This Kweichow Moutai was bottled August 27, 1978, in a sauce-glazed earthenware decanter. Moutai bottled between January 5, 1953 and December 30, 1982 is a.k.a. Wuxing.

This Kweichow Moutai was bottled March 10, 1979,  in a sauce-glazed earthenware decanter. Moutai bottled between January 5, 1953 and December 30, 1982 is known as WuXing, Old Five-Star and Golden Wheel.

This is a very rare Kweichow Three Sunflowers, bottled Mach 6, 1984. the “Revolutionary Committee of Kweichow Moutai Distillery” announced in early 1968 that the “Feitian” Kweichow Moutai that was originally produced for export was changed to “Sunflower Brand”. For a very short period of time the logo used ...

The highly sought-after Kweichow “Iron Cap” Moutai series was born at the end of 1985 and lasted for about a decade. From January 1987, all the domestic and export packaging of Moutai liquor was officially changed to special aluminum screw capsules. The venerable distiller had previously only used stoppers of wood and plastic, or even bladder...

This Kweichow Moutai FeiTian was bottled in 2001 (batch 6-2000).

This Kweichow Moutai FeiTian was bottled in 2002 (batch 2001-13).

This Kweichow Moutai FeiTian was bottled in 2007.

This Kweichow Moutai FeiTian was bottled in 2010 (batch 2009-022).

This Kweichow Moutai FeiTian was bottled in 2013 (batch 2012-113).