Few people buy bulk liquor for many days, but why haven't there been any shops yet?

The target consumer groups are mainly low-and middle-income families, such as local farmers or people who work in the local area with little income. These people are usually busy making a living, so they can't stay in the store for long. They just come to the store to buy some when they need it. So there are not many people watching it every day. Liquor is moderate and can be roasted now. It's very easy to put two whoring water directly in a bucket, and the taste won't come out at the same time, nor will it be on your head.

Our consumption level there is lower, and the annual rent of shops on the street is about 30 thousand to 50 thousand, so the cost of opening a store is lower and the profit is higher. And many leisure hotels have been open for a long time. I've been thinking about my uncle's shop for more than ten years, and I've been familiar with it for a long time because of people. Over time, I have accumulated many old customers. The basic consumers of bulk wine sold in towns and villages are rural people, who like to drink bulk wine. The main reason is that bulk wine is brewed with grain. Drinking grain wine in moderation is good for people's health, and wine is refined grain. The more you drink, the younger you get. That's what rural people say.

My opinion is that there will be a market for Sanjiu for those who have this demand in villages and towns. A few dollars a catty to more than a dozen dollars, and some people who do heavy work in villages and towns have low incomes and drink alcohol every day. This price just meets their needs, and there is no great economic burden. So that's why you can't see many people buying it, but it won't go bankrupt.

Township pavement rent is also relatively low, the rent pressure is not great, and liquor will not expire. Some even live directly in the store, and it is enough to look after the store alone. Others may have other business to do. Township bulk wine tastes better than bottled wine and is more suitable for local tastes. Because villages and towns are acquaintance societies, local wineries will not cheat, and all the wineries that can survive can make products that meet the tastes of local people.