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liuzhou

liuzhou

22 minutes ago, Anna N said:

And that’s exactly what I’m doing at this ungodly hour in the morning! A Danish coffee. Thank you for all your help. 

 

If desperation sets in you could try this. 56% by volume 白酒 (bái jiǔ). Smells like vomit before you drink it. Only about 2 cents a small bottle. Appropriately named.

 

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Stick to Shaoxing, once you track it down. It's  the only Chinese drink I touch other than beer.
 

By the way, I mentioned 加饭 (jiā fàn, meaning added rice) in the first post. That first character 加 (jiā) is also an abbreviation for Canada! The things you learn on eG!

liuzhou

liuzhou

1 minute ago, Anna N said:

And that’s exactly what I’m doing at this ungodly hour in the morning! A Danish coffee. Thank you for all your help. 

 

If desperation sets in you could try this. 56% by volume 白酒 (bái jiǔ). Smells like vomit before you drink it. Only about 2 cents a small bottle. Appropriately named.

 

bomb.thumb.jpg.191f8c258a1c506f5b9590a23cc7ac92.jpg

 

 

Stick to Shaoxing, once you track it down. It's  the only Chinese srink I touch other than beer.
 

By the way, I mentioned 加饭 (jiā fàn, meaning added rice) in the first post. That first character 加 (jiā) is also an abbreviation for Canada! The things you learn on eG!

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