A Comprehensive Look at the Ranking of China's Most Expensive Liquors
People who love drinking are very particular about liquor. Liquor varies by brewing ingredients, and the types also differ. Common ones include baijiu, wine, sorghum liquor, and so on. Different liquors have different prices, some expensive and some cheap, so what are the rankings of China's most expensive liquors? Let's find out together.
1. 1935 Laipai Liquor
Online information shows that a bottle of Laipai Liquor produced in 1935, weighing about 400 grams, was successfully auctioned at a sky-high price of 10.7 million yuan at an auction, topping the throne of the "King of Chinese Baijiu." This sky-high-priced bottle of Laipai Liquor has a history of 84 years so far and is already out of print.
2. Handi Moutai
At the first special auction of aged Moutai in 2014, "Handi Moutai" started bidding at 2.6 million, with a bid increment of 100,000. Eleven minutes after the start of bidding, the first bottle of Handi Moutai was won by Zhao Chen, known as the number one Moutai collector, for 8.9 million, and "Handi Moutai" instantly became the most expensive Moutai at the time.
3. 1930s Laipai
In June 2011, at the Beijing Poly Fine Aged Liquor Auction, a bottle of Laipai Liquor from the 1930s became the top lot at the time with a sky-high price of 2.645 million yuan.
4. Guocang Fenjiu
In September 2010, at the auction held in Beijing by the Fenjiu Group for the "95th Anniversary of the Highest Award for Chinese Baijiu Brands at the Panama Pacific International Exposition," 20 bottles of Guocang Fenjiu sold for a total of 30.76 million yuan, among which the most expensive single bottle was 2.09 million yuan, setting a new domestic baijiu auction record.
5. Earthenware Bottle Moutai
In March 2011, after several rounds of fierce bidding, a bottle of earthenware bottle Moutai produced in 1956 sold for ten times its estimated price, that is, 1.84 million yuan.
6. 1953 "Wheel Label" Moutai
On January 8, 2012, at the seventh special auction of aged Moutai held in Guizhou Province, a single bottle of 1953 "Wheel Label" Moutai sold for 1.5 million yuan. It is understood that this bottle was the first Moutai whose trademark contained the character "Tai," making it highly valuable for collection and investment.
7. Five-Star Moutai
On June 2, 2011, at the special auction of famous Chinese liquors, an aged Moutai (Five-Star brand) dated October 2, 1958, sold for 1.035 million yuan, earning it the title of "Liquor King" at that auction.
8. 1960s Wuliangye
In January 2012, 1960s Wuliangye sold at an auction in Hangzhou for 980,000 yuan.
9. Wuliangye 90th Anniversary Gold Award Commemorative Liquor
In 2005, marking the 90th anniversary of Wuliangye first winning the gold award at the Panama Pacific International Exposition, a special Wuliangye 90-Year Gold Award Commemorative Liquor was launched. The bottle adopts a classic liquor jar shape, with a lotus throne inlaid at the bottom, and the cap and bottle bottom are both made of 24K pure gold. Among them, commemorative liquor No. "0009" once sold at a sky-high price of 880,000 yuan.
10. National Cellar 1573 San 60
National Cellar 1573 "San 60" is a brand-new high-end custom liquor in China's liquor market. The newly launched National Cellar 1573 "San 60" has a capacity of 3 kg and is priced at 336,666 yuan, setting a new record for the unit price of high-end custom liquor.
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Among the liquors above, even the cheapest costs 336,600 yuan, and the most expensive costs more than 10 million yuan. They are truly very extravagant liquors, but these liquors are generally used for collection rather than simply for drinking.
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