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Chinese brewing major Tsingtao is set to diversify its portfolio by acquiring ... Other large alcohol players in China have also recently made moves in yellow wine. In December, local Rémy ...

Tsingtao Brewery has over 100 years of history and is the third largest beer brewery by volume in China. With its roots in Shandong, the largest beer consumption province in China, Tsingtao has ...

Patrons receive a rolled suede scroll upon arrival; unfurled, the menu doubles as a map of China, featuring nine ... and calamansi juice with rum. Tsingtao beer hails from the Shandong region ...

Learn More » The brewery segment in Mainland China is under pressure, and this is reflected in Tsingtao's awful metrics. Unit sales for TSGTY contracted by -11.9% sequentially and -5.1% year-on ...

Always stand up for our national champion brands,” wrote another user. Tsingtao, China’s second-largest brewer, is one of the country’s best-known beverage brands, and its tall bottles of ...

Now, you can find restaurants serving food from nearly every part of China, including the provinces ... put biang biang noodles on the Chinese food map in Sydney. Their roujiamo may also just ...

Commitment to Cultural Exchanges By associating with events of this scale, Tsingtao shows its commitment to fostering international cultural exchanges and strengthening ties between China and ...

Korea's beer imports from China plunged more than 40 percent last month from a year earlier following the release of a viral video showing a man urinating into a tank at Tsingtao Brewery ...

In a video posted Oct. 19 and spread on China's Weibo social network, a man in blue work clothes enters a Tsingtao Brewery storage area and looks around several times before appearing to urinate ...