By Jim Boyce | For those beyond China and in need of baijiu, there are worse places than the province of Ontario in Canada. The government-owned LCBO shops there list not a handful of Chinese spirits, as is common elsewhere,… Continue Reading
By Jim Boyce | Ludvig Sääf is popping up on World Baijiu Day plenty these days. First, it was a confession about his baijiu experiences. Then it was a tasting of gold-inspired cocktails made with China’s national alcohol. Now he’s letting… Continue Reading
By Jim Boyce | Canada might be known for maple syrup, icewine and poutine but it also has some options for baijiu buyers. I’ve written about the lineup in Ontario, and will update that soon, but today’s focus is on… Continue Reading
Brinkman Beverages, which represents brands such as Martin Miller’s gin, Ron Abuelo rum and Green Fairy absinthe, has added baijiu label ByeJoe to its China portfolio The company is carrying all three ByeJoe products, including its flagship spirit and infusions Dragon… Continue Reading
(Finding baijiu outside China can be difficult. The “Buy Jiu” series aims to help. Any feedback on these posts is welcome.) Australians are known to enjoy a drink or two and the adventurous can even get their hands on some… Continue Reading
(Finding baijiu outside China can be difficult. The “Buy Jiu” series aims to help. Any feedback on these posts is welcome.) Phnom Penh residents / visitors in search of baijiu, and plenty of other delicious beverages, can find them at Lucky… Continue Reading
One of the biggest issues for those who are aficionados of or curious about baijiu is finding it outside China. The “Buy Jiu” series aims to help. Any feedback on these posts is welcome. It sounds like residents of Chicago who have… Continue Reading