来瓶82年的娃哈哈
[lái píng 82 nián de wá hā hā]
This humorously borrows the concept of drinking fine 1982 Bordeaux wine (commonly associated with high-end dining) but switches it for Wahaha, a popular, common Chinese soft drink brand. The phrase can imply nostalgia for the simpler joys of childhood or self-irony in having down-to-earth tastes despite aspirations for sophistication.