Today, Ruixing's collaboration with Maotai for their new coffee, the "Sauce Fragrance Latte," has taken the internet by storm. Orderpack has prepared this new Ruixin coffee for the company's employees.

The taste of this coffee is delightful, reminiscent of the liquor-filled chocolates from childhood or the sweetness of Bailey's Irish Cream.

In terms of alcohol content, there is no obvious taste of alcohol when drinking it, but it does give you a bit of a buzz. Without stirring the cream, you can taste the alcohol at the bottom, which can leave you feeling a little tipsy.

Speaking from a personal perspective, when I took a sip without stirring the cream, it did taste a bit like liquor-filled chocolate, although the liquor flavor wasn't as strong as in the chocolates. Perhaps it's because I have a higher tolerance for alcohol now compared to when I was a child.

"Fine wine mixed with coffee, one cup after another."

From another point of view, paper cups can contain coffee with alcohol degree, which also proves that the leak-proof effect of paper cups is recognized.