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TSINGTAO BEER VIETNAM AT THE HONG KONG BUSINESS ASSOCIATION VIETNAM


- Celebrate the Year of the Horse with a premium gift!
- Tsingtao Beer – A top choice for corporate New Year gifting!
Established in 1903, Tsingtao Beer is headquartered in Qingdao, China.
+ No.1 beer brand in China | Top 5 brewer worldwide.
+ World Top 500 influential brands | Presence in 100+ countries.
+ Award Winning Beer – Gold Awards in World Beer Championship in the U.S & European Beer Star in Germany.
+ Official sponsor of Beijing 2008 Olympic Summer Games & 2022 Olympic Games.
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