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	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==
	Chinese drinks range from traditional leaf teas and distilled spirits to modern soft drinks, soy breakfast cups, and made-to-order milk tea and coffee. [[Tea]] culture is central to daily life, while [[Baijiu]] is the most widely consumed spirit at banquets. Regional specialties such as [[Suanmeitang\|sour plum drink]] (酸梅汤), herbal cooling teas (凉茶), highland [[Butter Tea]], and Beijing [[Douzhi]] sit beside café classics such as [[Hong Kong Milk Tea]], [[Yuenyeung]], [[Bubble Tea]], and warm [[Soy Milk]].		Chinese drinks range from traditional leaf teas and distilled spirits to modern soft drinks, soy breakfast cups, and made-to-order milk tea and coffee. [[Tea]] culture is central to daily life, while [[Baijiu]] is the most widely consumed spirit at banquets. All alcoholic drinks — baijiu, [[Huangjiu\|huangjiu]], rice and fruit wines, beer and festival wines — have their own encyclopedia hub: '''[[Chinese Alcohol]]'''. Regional specialties such as [[Suanmeitang\|sour plum drink]] (酸梅汤), herbal cooling teas (凉茶), highland [[Butter Tea]], and Beijing [[Douzhi]] sit beside café classics such as [[Hong Kong Milk Tea]], [[Yuenyeung]], [[Bubble Tea]], and warm [[Soy Milk]].

	This page is a '''map of beverage topics''' on Chinese Food Wiki—not a complete brand catalog and not a store guide. Leaf-tea processing detail lives on [[Tea]]; aroma styles of spirits live on [[Baijiu]]. Company and category-culture notes for major modern chains live under [[#Modern tea & coffee brands\|Modern tea & coffee brands]]. Snack pairings often sit on [[Chinese Snack]] and [[Chinese Rice Snack]].		This page is a '''map of beverage topics''' on Chinese Food Wiki—not a complete brand catalog and not a store guide. Leaf-tea processing detail lives on [[Tea]]; aroma styles of spirits live on [[Baijiu]]. Company and category-culture notes for major modern chains live under [[#Modern tea & coffee brands\|Modern tea & coffee brands]]. Snack pairings often sit on [[Chinese Snack]] and [[Chinese Rice Snack]].
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	* '''Coffee''' — café coffee, coffee–tea mixes, coffee chains in Chinese cities → [[#Coffee in Chinese café culture]]		* '''Coffee''' — café coffee, coffee–tea mixes, coffee chains in Chinese cities → [[#Coffee in Chinese café culture]]
	* '''Traditional soft drinks & breakfast cups''' — plum drink, soy milk, douzhi → [[#Traditional soft drinks and breakfast cups]]		* '''Traditional soft drinks & breakfast cups''' — plum drink, soy milk, douzhi → [[#Traditional soft drinks and breakfast cups]]
	* '''Alcohol''' — baijiu, flower wines, beer ~~at the table~~ → [[#Alcoholic drinks]]		* '''Alcohol''' — baijiu, huangjiu, rice and flower wines, beer → [[#Alcoholic drinks]]; full hub: '''[[Chinese Alcohol]]'''
	* '''Seasonal & festival''' — summer coolers, Mid-Autumn and New Year cups → [[#Seasonal and festival drinks]]		* '''Seasonal & festival''' — summer coolers, Mid-Autumn and New Year cups → [[#Seasonal and festival drinks]]

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	== Alcoholic drinks ==		== Alcoholic drinks ==
	* [[Baijiu]] 白酒 — Chinese distilled grain spirit; banquet staple		:''Main article: '''[[Chinese Alcohol]]''' — the wiki's hub for Chinese alcoholic drinks, their history and table customs.''
	* Osmanthus ~~wine~~ 桂花酒 — ~~lightly aromatic~~ fruit~~/flower wine style~~
	* Beer ~~brands widely sold in China (e.g.~~ Tsingtao 青岛啤酒, regional labels~~) —~~ everyday meal drinks rather than spirit toasts		* [[Baijiu]] 白酒 — Chinese distilled grain spirit; banquet staple. Famous examples: [[Moutai]], [[Wuliangye]], [[Luzhou Laojiao]], [[Fenjiu]], [[Erguotou]], [[Kinmen Kaoliang]]
			* [[Huangjiu]] 黄酒 — brewed "yellow wine" such as Shaoxing wine, served warm and used in cooking
			* [[Mijiu]] 米酒 — rice wine; see also the sweet fermented rice dessert [[Jiuniang]]
			* [[Osmanthus Wine]] 桂花酒 and [[Chinese Plum Wine]] 梅酒 — flower and fruit wines
			* Beer — [[Tsingtao Beer]] 青岛啤酒 and regional labels; everyday meal drinks rather than spirit toasts
			* Festival wines — [[Tusu Wine]] 屠苏酒 (New Year) and [[Realgar Wine]] 雄黄酒 (Dragon Boat Festival, now discouraged because realgar contains arsenic)

	== Seasonal and festival drinks ==		== Seasonal and festival drinks ==
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	* [[Baijiu]]		* [[Baijiu]]
	* [[Huangjiu]]		* [[Huangjiu]]
			* [[Chinese Alcohol]]
	* [[Soy Milk]]		* [[Soy Milk]]
	* [[Hong Kong Milk Tea]]		* [[Hong Kong Milk Tea]]

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	* [[Tea]]		* [[Tea]]
	* [[Baijiu]]		* [[Baijiu]]
			* [[Huangjiu]]
	* [[Soy Milk]]		* [[Soy Milk]]
	* [[Hong Kong Milk Tea]]		* [[Hong Kong Milk Tea]]

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	== Seasonal and festival drinks ==		== Seasonal and festival drinks ==
	Summer stalls emphasize [[Suanmeitang]], herbal coolers, and iced fruit teas. Mid-Autumn and Lunar New Year seasons often feature limited café themes (osmanthus, citrus, red-date, or gift packaging) in modern tea and coffee shops. Dated collaboration observations ~~belong~~ on ~~a timeline page (planned title:~~ [[Drink IP Collab Timeline]]), not as undated claims on this hub.		Summer stalls emphasize [[Suanmeitang]], herbal coolers, and iced fruit teas. Mid-Autumn and Lunar New Year seasons often feature limited café themes (osmanthus, citrus, red-date, or gift packaging) in modern tea and coffee shops. Dated collaboration observations are archived on [[Drink IP Collab Timeline]] (not as undated claims on this hub).

	== Modern tea & coffee brands ==		== Modern tea & coffee brands ==
	The following stubs describe '''companies and category culture''' in Greater China’s made-to-order tea and coffee scene. They are encyclopedia entries—not store locators or ordering guides. IP collaborations and seasonal drops are ~~better~~ archived on [[Drink IP Collab Timeline]] ~~when that page exists~~; brand pages may link it under See also.		The following stubs describe '''companies and category culture''' in Greater China’s made-to-order tea and coffee scene. They are encyclopedia entries—not store locators or ordering guides. IP collaborations and seasonal drops are archived on [[Drink IP Collab Timeline]]; brand pages may link it under See also.

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	Packaged-drink companies already on the wiki: [[Wahaha]], [[Jianlibao]]. International café brands (e.g. Starbucks in China) are background contrast and are not required for this hub’s first brand set.		Packaged-drink companies already on the wiki: [[Wahaha]], [[Jianlibao]]. International café brands (e.g. Starbucks in China) are background contrast and are not required for this hub’s first brand set.


			== IP collaboration archive ==
			For a '''dated, reverse-chronological''' list of Greater China new-tea and coffee × IP collaborations (encyclopedia observation only — not a shop guide), see '''[[Drink IP Collab Timeline]]'''. Examples are time-bound; the timeline is intended for about-monthly refresh. English redirect: [[Drink Collaborations]]; Chinese redirect: [[饮品IP联名时间线]].
	== Serving culture ==		== Serving culture ==
	At home and in restaurants, plain hot [[Tea]] is the default table drink for many meals. Banquets may sequence tea with [[Baijiu]] toasts. Breakfast streets in many cities sell [[Soy Milk]] with youtiao; Hong Kong cha chaan teng culture centers on [[Hong Kong Milk Tea]] and [[Yuenyeung]]; night markets and global Chinese cafés popularized [[Bubble Tea]]. Summer stalls push [[Suanmeitang]] and herbal coolers.		At home and in restaurants, plain hot [[Tea]] is the default table drink for many meals. Banquets may sequence tea with [[Baijiu]] toasts. Breakfast streets in many cities sell [[Soy Milk]] with youtiao; Hong Kong cha chaan teng culture centers on [[Hong Kong Milk Tea]] and [[Yuenyeung]]; night markets and global Chinese cafés popularized [[Bubble Tea]]. Summer stalls push [[Suanmeitang]] and herbal coolers.
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	* [[Douzhi]]		* [[Douzhi]]
	* [[Suanmeitang]]		* [[Suanmeitang]]
	* [[Drink IP Collab Timeline]] — ~~planned~~ dated archive of drink × IP collaborations		* [[Drink IP Collab Timeline]] — dated archive of drink × IP collaborations (Greater China new tea & coffee)
	* [[Chinese Candy]]		* [[Chinese Candy]]
	* [[Chinese Snack]]		* [[Chinese Snack]]

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	* Fruit tea, cheese-foam (奶盖), and lemon tea styles — discussed as café categories rather than separate stubs here		* Fruit tea, cheese-foam (奶盖), and lemon tea styles — discussed as café categories rather than separate stubs here

	For company-level encyclopedia stubs (history and category role, not menus), see [[Heytea]], [[Nayuki]], [[Chagee]], [[ChaPanda]], [[Mixue]], [[Guming]], ~~and~~ [[Auntea Jenny]] under [[#Modern tea & coffee brands]].		For company-level encyclopedia stubs (history and category role, not menus), see [[Heytea]], [[Nayuki]], [[Chagee]], [[ChaPanda]], [[Mixue]], [[Guming]], [[Auntea Jenny]], [[Molly Tea]], and [[Cha Yan Yue Se]] under [[#Modern tea & coffee brands]].

	== Coffee in Chinese café culture ==		== Coffee in Chinese café culture ==
	* [[Yuenyeung]] 鸳鸯 — coffee mixed with [[Hong Kong Milk Tea]]		* [[Yuenyeung]] 鸳鸯 — coffee mixed with [[Hong Kong Milk Tea]]
	* Urban specialty and value coffee chains — see [[Luckin Coffee]] ~~and related notes~~ under [[#Modern tea & coffee brands]]		* Urban specialty and value coffee chains — see [[Luckin Coffee]], [[Cotti Coffee]], [[Manner Coffee]], [[Seesaw Coffee]] under [[#Modern tea & coffee brands]]
	* Coffee remains secondary to tea at many family tables, but café coffee is a major city streetscape category		* Coffee remains secondary to tea at many family tables, but café coffee is a major city streetscape category

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	\| [[Auntea Jenny]] \|\| 沪上阿姨 \|\| Fast-growing milk-tea chain		\| [[Auntea Jenny]] \|\| 沪上阿姨 \|\| Fast-growing milk-tea chain
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			\| [[Molly Tea]] \|\| 茉莉奶白 \|\| Floral-scent new tea
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			\| [[Cha Yan Yue Se]] \|\| 茶颜悦色 \|\| Guochao / Changsha-rooted new tea
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			\| [[Cotti Coffee]] \|\| 库迪咖啡 \|\| Value coffee; often contrasted with Luckin
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			\| [[Manner Coffee]] \|\| Manner \|\| Compact urban specialty-leaning coffee
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			\| [[Seesaw Coffee]] \|\| Seesaw \|\| Specialty roaster-retailer contrast
	\|}		\|}

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	{{#seo:		{{#seo:
	\|title=Chinese Drink - Chinese Food Wiki		\|title=Chinese Drink - Chinese Food Wiki
	\|description=~~Overview of~~ Chinese drinks: tea, ~~baijiu, soy~~ milk, ~~milk tea~~, ~~herbal~~ drinks, ~~beer~~, and ~~bottled beverages~~.		\|description=Hub for Chinese drinks: tea, milk tea and new-tea brands, coffee, traditional soft drinks, seasonal cups, and spirits — encyclopedia map, not a shop guide.
	}}		}}

	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==
	Chinese drinks range from traditional teas and distilled spirits to modern soft drinks and ~~dairy alternatives~~. [[Tea]] culture is central to daily life, while [[Baijiu]] is the most widely consumed spirit at banquets. Regional specialties such as [[Suanmeitang\|sour plum drink]] (酸梅汤) ~~and~~ herbal cooling teas (凉茶) ~~are especially popular in summer. Café~~ and ~~street culture adds~~ [[Hong Kong Milk Tea]], [[Yuenyeung]], [[Bubble Tea]], and warm [[Soy Milk]] ~~breakfast cups~~.		Chinese drinks range from traditional leaf teas and distilled spirits to modern soft drinks, soy breakfast cups, and made-to-order milk tea and coffee. [[Tea]] culture is central to daily life, while [[Baijiu]] is the most widely consumed spirit at banquets. Regional specialties such as [[Suanmeitang\|sour plum drink]] (酸梅汤), herbal cooling teas (凉茶), highland [[Butter Tea]], and Beijing [[Douzhi]] sit beside café classics such as [[Hong Kong Milk Tea]], [[Yuenyeung]], [[Bubble Tea]], and warm [[Soy Milk]].

	This ~~hub~~ is a map of beverage ~~pages~~ on Chinese Food Wiki—not a complete brand catalog. Leaf-tea processing detail lives on [[Tea]]; aroma styles of spirits live on [[Baijiu]]. Snack pairings often sit on [[Chinese Snack]] and [[Chinese Rice Snack]].		This page is a '''map of beverage topics''' on Chinese Food Wiki—not a complete brand catalog and not a store guide. Leaf-tea processing detail lives on [[Tea]]; aroma styles of spirits live on [[Baijiu]]. Company and category-culture notes for major modern chains live under [[#Modern tea & coffee brands\|Modern tea & coffee brands]]. Snack pairings often sit on [[Chinese Snack]] and [[Chinese Rice Snack]].

			== Browse by category ==
			* '''Tea & infusions''' — leaf tea, herbal coolers, butter tea → [[#Tea and infusions]]
			* '''Milk tea & new tea''' — pearl milk tea, Hong Kong milk tea, made-to-order tea shops → [[#Milk tea and modern tea shops]]
			* '''Coffee''' — café coffee, coffee–tea mixes, coffee chains in Chinese cities → [[#Coffee in Chinese café culture]]
			* '''Traditional soft drinks & breakfast cups''' — plum drink, soy milk, douzhi → [[#Traditional soft drinks and breakfast cups]]
			* '''Alcohol''' — baijiu, flower wines, beer at the table → [[#Alcoholic drinks]]
			* '''Seasonal & festival''' — summer coolers, Mid-Autumn and New Year cups → [[#Seasonal and festival drinks]]

	== Tea and infusions ==		== Tea and infusions ==
	* [[Tea]] 茶 — green, oolong, black (红茶), white, yellow, dark/pu-erh, and flower teas; Longjing-style green tea is shown on the Tea page image		* [[Tea]] 茶 — green, oolong, black (红茶), white, yellow, dark/pu-erh, and flower teas; Longjing-style green tea is shown on the Tea page image
	* Tieguanyin 铁观音 ~~and other named oolongs~~ (covered under [[Tea]] types)		* Named oolongs such as Tieguanyin 铁观音 (covered under [[Tea]] types)
	* Chrysanthemum tea 菊花茶 — floral herbal infusion		* Chrysanthemum tea 菊花茶 — floral herbal infusion
	* Herbal / cooling teas 凉茶 — common in southern China, especially Guangdong and Hong Kong		* Herbal / cooling teas 凉茶 — common in southern China, especially Guangdong and Hong Kong
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	* [[Tea Egg]] — tea-braised egg (food that uses tea as seasoning)		* [[Tea Egg]] — tea-braised egg (food that uses tea as seasoning)

	== ~~Alcoholic drinks~~ ==		== Milk tea and modern tea shops ==
	* [[~~Baijiu~~]] 白酒 — ~~Chinese distilled grain spirit; banquet staple~~		Made-to-order milk tea and fruit tea shops (often called 新茶饮, "new tea") grew from Taiwan café culture and mainland urban chains. Classic drink forms on this wiki include:
	* ~~Osmanthus wine 桂花酒~~ — ~~lightly aromatic fruit/flower wine~~ style
	* ~~Beer brands widely sold in China~~ (~~e.g. Tsingtao 青岛啤酒~~, ~~regional labels such~~ as ~~Chongqing Beer~~ and ~~Xinjiang dark beer~~) — ~~everyday meal drinks rather than spirit toasts~~		* [[Bubble Tea]] — tea or milk tea with tapioca pearls (珍珠奶茶 / boba)
			* [[Hong Kong Milk Tea]] — silk-stocking style milk tea in cha chaan teng culture
			* Fruit tea, cheese-foam (奶盖), and lemon tea styles — discussed as café categories rather than separate stubs here

			For company-level encyclopedia stubs (history and category role, not menus), see [[Heytea]], [[Nayuki]], [[Chagee]], [[ChaPanda]], [[Mixue]], [[Guming]], and [[Auntea Jenny]] under [[#Modern tea & coffee brands]].

			== Coffee in Chinese café culture ==
			* [[Yuenyeung]] 鸳鸯 — coffee mixed with [[Hong Kong Milk Tea]]
			* Urban specialty and value coffee chains — see [[Luckin Coffee]] and related notes under [[#Modern tea & coffee brands]]
			* Coffee remains secondary to tea at many family tables, but café coffee is a major city streetscape category

	== ~~Soft~~ drinks~~, dairy,~~ and ~~café mixes~~ ==		== Traditional soft drinks and breakfast cups ==
	* [[Suanmeitang]] 酸梅汤 — sour plum drink		* [[Suanmeitang]] 酸梅汤 — sour plum drink
	* [[Soy Milk]] 豆浆 — fresh soybean milk; classic with fried dough breakfasts		* [[Soy Milk]] 豆浆 — fresh soybean milk; classic with fried dough breakfasts
	* [[Douzhi]] — Beijing fermented mung-bean drink (distinct from soy milk)		* [[Douzhi]] — Beijing fermented mung-bean drink (distinct from soy milk)
	* Coconut milk 椰奶 — southern and tropical-fruit dessert accompaniment		* Coconut milk 椰奶 — southern and tropical-fruit dessert accompaniment
	* [[~~Hong Kong Milk Tea~~]] — ~~silk~~-~~stocking style milk~~ tea		* Packaged brands such as [[Wahaha]] and [[Jianlibao]] — modern bottled drinks (separate from made-to-order tea shops)
	* [[~~Yuenyeung~~]] 鸳鸯 — ~~coffee mixed with Hong Kong milk tea~~
	* [[~~Bubble Tea~~]] ~~— tea~~ or ~~milk~~ tea ~~with tapioca pearls~~ (~~globalized from Taiwan café culture~~)		== Alcoholic drinks ==
	* Packaged brands ~~such as~~ [[~~Wahaha~~]] ~~and~~ [[~~Jianlibao~~]] ~~— modern bottled~~ drinks ~~listed elsewhere~~ on the wiki		* [[Baijiu]] 白酒 — Chinese distilled grain spirit; banquet staple
			* Osmanthus wine 桂花酒 — lightly aromatic fruit/flower wine style
			* Beer brands widely sold in China (e.g. Tsingtao 青岛啤酒, regional labels) — everyday meal drinks rather than spirit toasts

			== Seasonal and festival drinks ==
			Summer stalls emphasize [[Suanmeitang]], herbal coolers, and iced fruit teas. Mid-Autumn and Lunar New Year seasons often feature limited café themes (osmanthus, citrus, red-date, or gift packaging) in modern tea and coffee shops. Dated collaboration observations belong on a timeline page (planned title: [[Drink IP Collab Timeline]]), not as undated claims on this hub.

			== Modern tea & coffee brands ==
			The following stubs describe '''companies and category culture''' in Greater China’s made-to-order tea and coffee scene. They are encyclopedia entries—not store locators or ordering guides. IP collaborations and seasonal drops are better archived on [[Drink IP Collab Timeline]] when that page exists; brand pages may link it under See also.

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			! Brand page !! Chinese !! Focus
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			\| [[Luckin Coffee]] \|\| 瑞幸咖啡 \|\| Value coffee; frequent cultural collaborations
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			\| [[Heytea]] \|\| 喜茶 \|\| Early new-tea category shaper
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			\| [[Nayuki]] \|\| 奈雪的茶 \|\| Tea + baking café style; listed tea brand
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			\| [[Chagee]] \|\| 霸王茶姬 \|\| Original-leaf tea narrative; story-led collabs
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			\| [[ChaPanda]] \|\| 茶百道 \|\| Mid-market new tea; anime/game collab visibility
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			\| [[Mixue]] \|\| 蜜雪冰城 \|\| High-volume value new tea / ice cream drinks
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			\| [[Guming]] \|\| 古茗 \|\| Mid-price new tea at scale
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			\| [[Auntea Jenny]] \|\| 沪上阿姨 \|\| Fast-growing milk-tea chain
			\|}

			Packaged-drink companies already on the wiki: [[Wahaha]], [[Jianlibao]]. International café brands (e.g. Starbucks in China) are background contrast and are not required for this hub’s first brand set.

	== Serving culture ==		== Serving culture ==
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	* [[Douzhi]]		* [[Douzhi]]
	* [[Suanmeitang]]		* [[Suanmeitang]]
			* [[Drink IP Collab Timeline]] — planned dated archive of drink × IP collaborations
	* [[Chinese Candy]]		* [[Chinese Candy]]
	* [[Chinese Snack]]		* [[Chinese Snack]]

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	\|title=Chinese Drink - Chinese Food Wiki		\|title=Chinese Drink - Chinese Food Wiki
	\|description=Overview of Chinese drinks: tea, baijiu, ~~herbal teas~~, ~~soy~~ milk, beer, and ~~popular~~ bottled beverages.		\|description=Overview of Chinese drinks: tea, baijiu, soy milk, milk tea, herbal drinks, beer, and bottled beverages.
	}}		}}

	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==
	Chinese drinks range from traditional teas and distilled spirits to modern soft drinks and dairy alternatives. Tea culture is central to daily life, while [[Baijiu]] is the most widely consumed spirit at banquets. Regional specialties such as sour plum drink (酸梅汤) and herbal cooling teas (凉茶) are especially popular in summer.		Chinese drinks range from traditional teas and distilled spirits to modern soft drinks and dairy alternatives. [[Tea]] culture is central to daily life, while [[Baijiu]] is the most widely consumed spirit at banquets. Regional specialties such as [[Suanmeitang\|sour plum drink]] (酸梅汤) and herbal cooling teas (凉茶) are especially popular in summer. Café and street culture adds [[Hong Kong Milk Tea]], [[Yuenyeung]], [[Bubble Tea]], and warm [[Soy Milk]] breakfast cups.

	== Tea ==		This hub is a map of beverage pages on Chinese Food Wiki—not a complete brand catalog. Leaf-tea processing detail lives on [[Tea]]; aroma styles of spirits live on [[Baijiu]]. Snack pairings often sit on [[Chinese Snack]] and [[Chinese Rice Snack]].
	* [[Tea]] 茶 — ~~general overview of~~ [[Tea~~\|Chinese tea~~]]
	* Tieguanyin 铁观音 — a famous oolong		== Tea and infusions ==
	* Chrysanthemum tea 菊花茶		* [[Tea]] 茶 — green, oolong, black (红茶), white, yellow, dark/pu-erh, and flower teas; Longjing-style green tea is shown on the Tea page image
	* Herbal ~~teas~~ / cooling teas 凉茶 — common in southern China, especially Guangdong and Hong Kong		* Tieguanyin 铁观音 and other named oolongs (covered under [[Tea]] types)
			* Chrysanthemum tea 菊花茶 — floral herbal infusion
			* Herbal / cooling teas 凉茶 — common in southern China, especially Guangdong and Hong Kong
			* [[Butter Tea]] — highland buttered tea tradition
			* [[Tea Egg]] — tea-braised egg (food that uses tea as seasoning)

	== Alcoholic drinks ==		== Alcoholic drinks ==
	* [[Baijiu]] 白酒 — Chinese distilled spirit		* [[Baijiu]] 白酒 — Chinese distilled grain spirit; banquet staple
	* Osmanthus wine 桂花酒		* Osmanthus wine 桂花酒 — lightly aromatic fruit/flower wine style
	* Tsingtao 青岛啤酒 ~~— well-known Chinese beer brand~~		* Beer brands widely sold in China (e.g. Tsingtao 青岛啤酒, regional labels such as Chongqing Beer and Xinjiang dark beer) — everyday meal drinks rather than spirit toasts
	* Sinkiang Black Beer 新疆黑啤
	* Chongqing Beer ~~重庆啤酒~~

	== Soft drinks and ~~dairy~~ ==		== Soft drinks, dairy, and café mixes ==
	* [[Suanmeitang~~\|Suanmeitang~~ 酸梅汤 — sour plum drink]]		* [[Suanmeitang]] 酸梅汤 — sour plum drink
	* [[Soy Milk~~\|Soybean~~ milk]] (~~豆浆 ''dòujiāng'') and~~ soy milk ~~(豆奶 ''dòunǎi''~~)		* [[Soy Milk]] 豆浆 — fresh soybean milk; classic with fried dough breakfasts
	* Coconut milk 椰奶		* [[Douzhi]] — Beijing fermented mung-bean drink (distinct from soy milk)
	* [[~~Bubble~~ Tea]], [[Hong Kong ~~Milk~~ Tea]] ~~珍珠奶茶 (pearl~~ milk tea ~~/ boba~~)		* Coconut milk 椰奶 — southern and tropical-fruit dessert accompaniment
	* [[Wahaha]] ~~Nutri-Express 哇哈哈营养快线~~		* [[Hong Kong Milk Tea]] — silk-stocking style milk tea
	* [[Jianlibao]] ~~健力宝~~		* [[Yuenyeung]] 鸳鸯 — coffee mixed with Hong Kong milk tea
			* [[Bubble Tea]] — tea or milk tea with tapioca pearls (globalized from Taiwan café culture)
			* Packaged brands such as [[Wahaha]] and [[Jianlibao]] — modern bottled drinks listed elsewhere on the wiki

	== ~~Related~~ ==		== Serving culture ==
	* [[Chinese ~~Snack~~]]		At home and in restaurants, plain hot [[Tea]] is the default table drink for many meals. Banquets may sequence tea with [[Baijiu]] toasts. Breakfast streets in many cities sell [[Soy Milk]] with youtiao; Hong Kong cha chaan teng culture centers on [[Hong Kong Milk Tea]] and [[Yuenyeung]]; night markets and global Chinese cafés popularized [[Bubble Tea]]. Summer stalls push [[Suanmeitang]] and herbal coolers.
	* [[Chinese Candy]]
			Sweetness and dairy are optional in traditional leaf tea, but expected in milk-tea and pudding-adjacent café drinks. For confectionery that uses sugar as a main ingredient rather than a drink base, see [[Chinese Candy]] and [[Chinese Sugar]].

	== See also ==		== See also ==
			* [[Tea]]
			* [[Baijiu]]
	* [[Soy Milk]]		* [[Soy Milk]]
			* [[Hong Kong Milk Tea]]
			* [[Yuenyeung]]
			* [[Bubble Tea]]
	* [[Butter Tea]]		* [[Butter Tea]]
	* [[Douzhi]]		* [[Douzhi]]
	* [[Suanmeitang]]		* [[Suanmeitang]]
	* [[Yuenyeung]]
	* [[Hong Kong Milk Tea]]

	* [[Bubble Tea]]
	* [[Baijiu]]
	* [[Chinese Candy]]		* [[Chinese Candy]]
	* [[Chinese Snack]]		* [[Chinese Snack]]
			* [[Chinese Rice Snack]]
			* [[Wahaha]]
	* [[Jianlibao]]		* [[Jianlibao]]
	* [[Tea]]
	* [[Wahaha]]
	* [[Chong Qing Hot Pot]]
	* [[Chongqing Food]]		* [[Chongqing Food]]

Admin: [CFWK] link Soy Milk; See also Butter Tea (Round15 P6a)

2026-09-22T12:55:32Z

[CFWK] link Soy Milk; See also Butter Tea (Round15 P6a)

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	== Soft drinks and dairy ==		== Soft drinks and dairy ==
	* [[Suanmeitang\|Suanmeitang 酸梅汤 — sour plum drink]]		* [[Suanmeitang\|Suanmeitang 酸梅汤 — sour plum drink]]
	* Soybean milk (豆浆 ''dòujiāng'') and soy milk (豆奶 ''dòunǎi'')		* [[Soy Milk\|Soybean milk]] (豆浆 ''dòujiāng'') and soy milk (豆奶 ''dòunǎi'')
	* Coconut milk 椰奶		* Coconut milk 椰奶
	* [[Bubble Tea]], [[Hong Kong Milk Tea]] 珍珠奶茶 (pearl milk tea / boba)		* [[Bubble Tea]], [[Hong Kong Milk Tea]] 珍珠奶茶 (pearl milk tea / boba)
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	== See also ==		== See also ==
			* [[Soy Milk]]
			* [[Butter Tea]]
	* [[Douzhi]]		* [[Douzhi]]
	* [[Suanmeitang]]		* [[Suanmeitang]]

Admin: [CFWK] Round12 P5 blue-link / See also for new dishes

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[CFWK] Round12 P5 blue-link / See also for new dishes

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	== Soft drinks and dairy ==		== Soft drinks and dairy ==
	* Suanmeitang 酸梅汤 — sour plum drink		* [[Suanmeitang\|Suanmeitang 酸梅汤 — sour plum drink]]
	* Soybean milk (豆浆 ''dòujiāng'') and soy milk (豆奶 ''dòunǎi'')		* Soybean milk (豆浆 ''dòujiāng'') and soy milk (豆奶 ''dòunǎi'')
	* Coconut milk 椰奶		* Coconut milk 椰奶
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	== See also ==		== See also ==
			* [[Douzhi]]
			* [[Suanmeitang]]
	* [[Yuenyeung]]		* [[Yuenyeung]]
	* [[Hong Kong Milk Tea]]		* [[Hong Kong Milk Tea]]

Admin: [CFWK] Round11 See also links: Yuenyeung

2026-09-22T10:38:56Z

[CFWK] Round11 See also links: Yuenyeung

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	== See also ==		== See also ==
			* [[Yuenyeung]]
	* [[Hong Kong Milk Tea]]		* [[Hong Kong Milk Tea]]

Admin: [CFWK] Round9: link Hong Kong Milk Tea

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[CFWK] Round9: link Hong Kong Milk Tea

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	* Soybean milk (豆浆 ''dòujiāng'') and soy milk (豆奶 ''dòunǎi'')		* Soybean milk (豆浆 ''dòujiāng'') and soy milk (豆奶 ''dòunǎi'')
	* Coconut milk 椰奶		* Coconut milk 椰奶
	* [[Bubble Tea]] 珍珠奶茶 (pearl milk tea / boba)		* [[Bubble Tea]], [[Hong Kong Milk Tea]] 珍珠奶茶 (pearl milk tea / boba)
	* [[Wahaha]] Nutri-Express 哇哈哈营养快线		* [[Wahaha]] Nutri-Express 哇哈哈营养快线
	* [[Jianlibao]] 健力宝		* [[Jianlibao]] 健力宝
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	== See also ==		== See also ==
			* [[Hong Kong Milk Tea]]

	* [[Bubble Tea]]		* [[Bubble Tea]]