(HindustanTimes) - China has officially allowed dose of tiger body parts - traditionally part of Chinese medicines - through an intoxicant - wine. Selling of Chinese medicines derived from tiger bones has been banned there but not the "tiger tonic wine". The basic wine is made through traditional method but a tinge of tiger bone, before bottling, has turned out to be its unique selling point. A bottle costs anything between $100 to $800 depending for how tiger bone was in contact with wine.