酒价内参2月9日价格发布 贵州茅台飞天五连阳创一个月新高

Core Insights - The Chinese white liquor market continues to see an upward trend in retail prices, with the average price of the top ten products reaching 9,221 yuan on February 9, marking a 29 yuan increase from the previous day and the highest since December 27, 2025 [1][6] Price Movements - Among the top ten products, six saw price increases, three experienced declines, and one remained stable, indicating a strong overall upward momentum in prices [1][6] - Leading the price increases, Yanghe Dream Blue M6+ rose by 13 yuan per bottle, followed by Gujing Tribute Wine 20 with a 12 yuan increase, and both Guojiao 1573 and Premium Moutai increased by 7 yuan per bottle [1][6] - Moutai products, supported by strong market demand before the Spring Festival, have shown consistent strength, with Feitian Moutai increasing by 5 yuan per bottle, achieving five consecutive days of price increases [1][6] Market Dynamics - The white liquor market is experiencing significant differentiation, with high-end products performing well while mid-range products face slight declines [2][7] - A recent survey indicated that overall sales in the white liquor market have decreased by 10%-20%, with regional variations; for instance, sales in Shandong and Anhui dropped by about 20% [2][7] - Despite the overall decline, over 30% of distributors reported stable or even growing performance, highlighting a notable divergence within the industry [2][7] Consumer Behavior - The demand for high-end liquor, particularly in the price range above 800 yuan, is driven by gifting and banquet needs, while the 100-200 yuan range is supported by business and daily consumption [2][7] - Conversely, the mid-range segment (300-600 yuan) is under pressure from economic conditions and market competition, with sales declining over 20% and facing issues like price drops and inventory buildup [2][7] Future Outlook - As the Spring Festival approaches, a final wave of concentrated purchasing is expected, with the market likely to maintain a two-tiered structure where high-end and mass-market products perform steadily, while mid-range products continue to face challenges [2][7]