Avoid the Nine Rivers Distillery whiskey. They are dramfunding their pathetic project.
They sell whiskey for 488 RMB a bottle, or £60 pounds a bottle. The whisky taste like cheap Johnnie Walker Red Label. Total rip off and should be avoided
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A crowd-funded single malt whisky distillery in China. Funded by more than 250 whisky lovers from all four corners of the globe with a mission to create whiskies that put quality and value first.
福建省龙岩市新罗区大池镇龙池路266号 (266#, LongChi Road, Da Chi Town, Xin Luo District, Longyan City, Fujian Province, China), 364019, Longyan, China
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They sell whiskey for 488 RMB a bottle, or £60 pounds a bottle. The whisky taste like cheap Johnnie Walker Red Label. Total rip off and should be avoided
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