Kweichow Moutai - Feitian/Flying Fairy - b. 2007 - 500ml





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Kweichow Moutai Feitian Flying Fairy, 500 ml, 53% vol, embouteillé en 2007 en Chine; lot d'une bouteille avec emballage d'origine.
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The Kweichow Moutai Feitian Flying Fairy Distilled 2002, Bottled 2007 53% 500ml. China
Current weight 929 grams. Very Rare Collectors Item.
The Bottle and the box in perfect conditions.
With over 155 different flavors, Kweichow Moutai is a true explosion of taste and the most prominent representative of the Baijiu category, China's national spirit. Baijiu simply means "white alcohol," and Moutai is considered the highest quality and most captivating Baijiu.
Kweichow Moutai is produced exclusively in southwest China, in Guizhou Province, in the city of Moutai (or Maotai), from which it takes its name. In a very labor-intensive and time-consuming production process, red millet, water from the Chishui River, and the legendary Qu (pronounced "Chee") mixture are fermented and distilled multiple times. Subsequent aging in maturation pits, along with the unusual ingredients, provides the final touch to this extraordinary flavor, completely unfamiliar to European palates.
Insured shipping with DHL Express.
The Kweichow Moutai Feitian Flying Fairy Distilled 2002, Bottled 2007 53% 500ml. China
Current weight 929 grams. Very Rare Collectors Item.
The Bottle and the box in perfect conditions.
With over 155 different flavors, Kweichow Moutai is a true explosion of taste and the most prominent representative of the Baijiu category, China's national spirit. Baijiu simply means "white alcohol," and Moutai is considered the highest quality and most captivating Baijiu.
Kweichow Moutai is produced exclusively in southwest China, in Guizhou Province, in the city of Moutai (or Maotai), from which it takes its name. In a very labor-intensive and time-consuming production process, red millet, water from the Chishui River, and the legendary Qu (pronounced "Chee") mixture are fermented and distilled multiple times. Subsequent aging in maturation pits, along with the unusual ingredients, provides the final touch to this extraordinary flavor, completely unfamiliar to European palates.
Insured shipping with DHL Express.

