Recommended liquor: Corona beer
 
The beer brand from Mexico has been the No. 1 beer seller in the United States for many years, and it is also the No. 1 brand of imported beer from China. In 2014, Corona was acquired by AB InBev and became its premium beer brand. Many domestic consumers' perception of Corona comes from the movie "Fast and Furious", in this blockbuster, Corona frequently appears, which makes Corona gain the love of a large number of young people.
 
People often refer to Corona Extra beer, which is the only one that has been imported from China. Corona beer is brewed with water, malt, hops, rice, and corn, and it can be said that it is a very "insincere" industrial beer in terms of ingredients. The reason why it is so popular is that it has a refreshing taste, the original wort has a concentration of 11.3°P and an alcohol content of 4.5%Vol, and it has a light taste and aroma, but it is not stress-free to drink. It is precisely because of the popularity of Corona in China at the end of the last century that it has triggered a trend of Chinese breweries brewing "refreshing" beer.
 
For many female consumers who are overwhelmed with glasses, Corona has launched a small bottle of Corona - Coronita Coronita, with a capacity of only 207ml, the bottle is small and lovely, which is more suitable for women to buy. However, Coroni and 330ml Corona beer are sold at the same price, generally around 8 yuan / bottle, but Coroni her capacity is less than 1/3, if you talk about cost performance, 330ml Corona has more advantages.
 
In this era, canned beer is the general trend, it is easy to transport, easy to carry, and most importantly more resistant to light than glass bottles, but Corona has never launched canned products, and still insists on using clear glass bottles. In fact, clear glass bottles are very bad for beer preservation, because transparent glass is extremely poor in light protection, which is easy to cause beer to produce annoying solar odor. Corona encourages consumers to put a corner of lemon into the bottleneck before drinking, in order to compensate for the lack of flavor to some extent.