The retail price of Baijiu at the terminal has stabilized and is warming up, with most high-end and super-premium large products trending upward.

NightAirdropper · 2026-03-07T03:46:10+00:00

On March 7th, the overall retail average price of the Chinese Baijiu market rebounded, with the prices of major products generally rising. Today's total selling price is 10,645 yuan, up 35 yuan from yesterday. Xijiu Junpin experienced the largest increase, while Qinghualang and Guojiao 1573 also saw gains, whereas Yanghe M3+ experienced a slight decline. Overall market sentiment has improved.

NightAirdropper

2026-03-07 03:46:10

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Gelonghui March 7 | “Liquor Price Insider” data collected over the past 24 hours shows that the retail prices of major Chinese Baijiu products in the market overall increased on March 7. If one bottle of each key product is packaged and sold together, the total price today is 10,645 yuan, up 35 yuan from yesterday. Market sentiment has improved, and the overall price trend is gently rising.
Today, major Baijiu products in the market generally increased in price. Among them, Xijiu Junpin led the gains, rising 11 yuan per bottle, marking three consecutive days of increase, with a clear upward shift in the price center; Qinghualang rose 9 yuan per bottle, with active market trading; Guojiao 1573 increased by 7 yuan per bottle; Wuliangye Puwu Baidai and Wuliangye 1618 both rose 4 yuan per bottle, with prices steadily climbing together; Feitian Maotai increased by 3 yuan per bottle, with channel prices slightly warming; Qinghua Fen 20 rose 2 yuan per bottle; Gujing Gong Gu 20 and Shuijing Jiannanchun both increased slightly by 1 yuan per bottle.
On the downside, Yanghe Moutai Dream Blue M6+ led the decline, falling 6 yuan per bottle; boutique Maotai slightly decreased by 2 yuan per bottle, with prices remaining high and fluctuating narrowly.

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