Chapter 502: Xiangfei Tears, Raising the Stakes - Part 2

High-proof Baijiu did not align with the tastes of the literati and scholars at all, and the "wine" in poetry and classical masterpieces mostly did not refer to it.

In other words, suddenly traveling back to ancient times and expecting high-proof Baijiu to wildly succeed and be fervently pursued by the ancients was wishful thinking.

The mild-flavored rice wine was the revered art of Red County Shenzhou, whereas the spicy Baijiu was decidedly common and simply not popular!

Of course, now that there were no other choices,

even among various distilled spirits, those top-grade ones that caught her fancy had already been thoroughly tried by the jar of spirits.

Ruan Hongxiao was naturally familiar with this type of strong spirit made from sugarcane and obtained through distillation techniques.

It could only be praised for its "purity."