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China changing the way it drinks

By Lyu Chang | China Daily | Updated: 2014-02-08 07:21

Health, cultural symbolism drive shift from liquor to wine

Liquor's loss can be red wine's gain in China, a study says.

Red wine consumption is set to take off, overtaking France and Italy to become the world's largest market for red wine as an alternative to cereal-based liquor for gifts and company meetings amid the government's frugality campaign, according to the study by wine and spirits trade association Vinexpo.

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