Guojiao 1573 by Luzhou Laojiao, China
Guojiao 1573-52% alcohol use @sabalenka_aryna @AustralianOpen. Alcohol is a multiple threat to women #alcoholad
Guojiao 1573 52% alcohol a toxic backdrop to the men’s final @AustralianOpen Melbourne
China’s Guojiao 1573 – 52% alcohol sponsors @AustralianOpen
Guojiao 1573-52% alcohol use @DjokerNole @AustralianOpen #alcoholad
Guojiao 1573 by Luzhou Laojiao, China
Djokovic & Guojiao 1573-52% alcohol on their way to another final @AustralianOpen
Guojiao 1573 by Luzhou Laojiao, China
Guojiao 1573 52% alcohol and Djokovic @AustralianOpen
Guojiao 1573For the 2019 Australian Open and onwards, it was renamed 1573 Arena for commercial purposes, after Chinese distillery Luzhou Laojiao, producer of a baijiu labelled Guojiao 1573, made a five-year sponsorship deal with Tennis Australia, which also featured corner signage on both Margaret Court and Rod Laver Arena.
Source: Wikipedia
Guojiao 1573 – 52% alcohol sponsors @AustralianOpen
Guojiao 1573For the 2019 Australian Open and onwards, it was renamed 1573 Arena for commercial purposes, after Chinese distillery Luzhou Laojiao, producer of a baijiu labelled Guojiao 1573, made a five-year sponsorship deal with Tennis Australia, which also featured corner signage on both Margaret Court and Rod Laver Arena.
Source: Wikipedia
GuoJiao 1573 – 52% alcohol by Luzhou Laojiao of China sponsors @AustralianOpen
Guojiao 1573For the 2019 Australian Open and onwards, it was renamed 1573 Arena for commercial purposes, after Chinese distillery Luzhou Laojiao, producer of a baijiu labelled Guojiao 1573, made a five-year sponsorship deal with Tennis Australia, which also featured corner signage on both Margaret Court and Rod Laver Arena.
Source: Wikipedia
Australia Open Tennis sponsored by GuoJiao 52% alcohol by Luzhou Laojiao of China
Guojiao 1573For the 2019 Australian Open and onwards, it was renamed 1573 Arena for commercial purposes, after Chinese distillery Luzhou Laojiao, producer of a baijiu labelled Guojiao 1573, made a five-year sponsorship deal with Tennis Australia, which also featured corner signage on both Margaret Court and Rod Laver Arena.
Source: Wikipedia
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