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'''Baijiu''' is a fermented [[Chinese]] [[alcoholic beverage|alcohol]], made from [[rice]] and other grains. It is clear, odorless and very strong, typically over 50% alcohol. Baijiu is served unmixed at room temperature, although it is occasionally served warm like [[sake]]. The price of baijiu varies greatly; one pint of baijiu can cost as little as 6元 (under 1$) or as much as 400元 (about 60$).
 
'''Baijiu''' is a fermented [[Chinese]] [[alcoholic beverage|alcohol]], made from [[rice]] and other grains. It is clear, odorless and very strong, typically over 50% alcohol. Baijiu is served unmixed at room temperature, although it is occasionally served warm like [[sake]]. The price of baijiu varies greatly; one pint of baijiu can cost as little as 6元 (under 1$) or as much as 400元 (about 60$).
  
 
[[Category:Alcoholic Beverages]]
 
[[Category:Alcoholic Beverages]]
 
[[Category:Chinese Food]]
 
[[Category:Chinese Food]]

Revision as of 21:55, January 5, 2010

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Baijiu is a fermented Chinese alcohol, made from rice and other grains. It is clear, odorless and very strong, typically over 50% alcohol. Baijiu is served unmixed at room temperature, although it is occasionally served warm like sake. The price of baijiu varies greatly; one pint of baijiu can cost as little as 6元 (under 1$) or as much as 400元 (about 60$).