What are the eight famous Chinese wines and what are their characteristics?

Liquor is one of the most popular drinks in daily life, and China is also an important producer of liquor. It is said that after the founding of New China, the country has conducted many international-level evaluations on domestically produced liquor. Many brands have won awards in these evaluations many times. Later, the eight famous Chinese liquors appeared. Today I will introduce to you what the eight famous Chinese liquors are, and at the same time, I will let you know their characteristics.

What are the eight famous wines in China?

1. Moutai

Maotai is one of the eight famous liquors in China, and it is one of them. It won the gold medal at the Panama World Exposition in 1915. Now it is hard to find a bottle of Maotai in the domestic liquor market! It is produced in Maotai Town, Guizhou Province. It is a fine liquor made from sorghum as the main raw material and fermented.

2. Wuliangye

Wuliangye is also an important member of the eight famous Chinese liquors. This liquor is produced in Yibin City, Sichuan Province, China. It is made from a variety of grains such as wheat, corn, sorghum and glutinous rice, and is brewed and fermented using traditional techniques. Most of the Wuliangye sold on the market now is blended by Chenniao, and after blending, it is kept for 7 codes before it can be put on the market for sale.

3. Jiannanchun

Jiannanchun is one of the eight famous wines in China. It is produced in Mianzhu County, Sichuan. It is said that the name of this wine originated from Jiannan Shaochun in the Tang Dynasty. It is a famous wine that Li Bai once drank. Jiannanchun is made from sorghum, glutinous rice, corn and other grains. The wine is a strong-flavored liquor with a soft taste and attractive aroma.

4. Luzhou Laojiao

Luzhou Laojiao is a pure grain liquor, one of China's traditional famous liquors, and an important member of China's eight famous liquors. It has many characteristics such as strong aroma, mellowness, sweet taste and long aftertaste. The Luzhou Laojiao sold on the market now includes many different varieties such as Guojiao 1573 and Luzhou Laojiao Special.

In addition to the ones introduced above, the other eight famous Chinese liquors include Fenjiu, Xifeng Liquor, Dongjiu and Gujinggong, which are all traditional Chinese famous liquors and fine products in the Chinese liquor market. After understanding the eight famous Chinese liquors and their characteristics, you can have a more comprehensive understanding of these famous liquors. If conditions permit, you can taste them all.