Wulin alcoholic beverage popularity poll

Wulin people, for the most part, tend to drink heavily. These warrior folks like their liquor.

Imagine that you're in the position of a tavern owner in a town or on a road frequented by wulin customers. These people have money and will pay for a good drink, but you're trying to get a handle on what you should inventory. After all, you want to be plentifully stocked with drinks that are frequently ordered, but it would be a waste to stock something unpopular that hardly ever gets ordered.

So...which is the most popular wulin drink that you will stock most heavily?

The wine from 蓋世豪俠 would be very popular.

Baijiu. https://ibwsshowchina.com/en/blog/in...n-china-53.htm.

OT: Is there a "Ma Di" alcohol. I seemed to have drank it once when I was much younger.

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Originally Posted by Ken Cheng

Wulin people, for the most part, tend to drink heavily. These warrior folks like their liquor.

Imagine that you're in the position of a tavern owner in a town or on a road frequented by wulin customers. These people have money and will pay for a good drink, but you're trying to get a handle on what you should inventory. After all, you want to be plentifully stocked with drinks that are frequently ordered, but it would be a waste to stock something unpopular that hardly ever gets ordered.

So...which is the most popular wulin drink that you will stock most heavily?

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1. It doesn't matter. You ever seen a single scene in either a novel or TV series or film where the wulin guys go , nah I/we don't like xxx liquor. I/we rather have tea.

2. Close shop. Just close the shop. Nobody will insure you and your furniture have the life expectancy of a fly at a hungry frog meeting.

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Originally Posted by wkeej

Baijiu. https://ibwsshowchina.com/en/blog/in...n-china-53.htm.

OT: Is there a "Ma Di" alcohol. I seemed to have drank it once when I was much younger.

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maybe u mean Mao Tai ? that name is the closest one to yours
Mao Tai is famous wine , they said the water source that used in wine must be from Chishui River


i will stock up Gujing Gongjiu, it was a tribute drink for the imperial families of China’s dynasties

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Originally Posted by a_tumiwa

maybe u mean Mao Tai ? that name is the closest one to yours
Mao Tai is famous wine , they said the water source that used in wine must be from Chishui River


i will stock up Gujing Gongjiu, it was a tribute drink for the imperial families of China’s dynasties

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Yes, a_t, you are right. Thanks for correcting me.