Old Clay Pit Liquor Culture Museum

Old Clay Pit Liquor Culture Museum

The Chengdu Longquanyi Hakka Old Clay Pit Liquor Culture Museum is located at 26-1, Blog Town, Luodai Ancient Town, Longquanyi District, Chengdu, covering an area of 480 square meters with a collection of 420 items. Investor: Li Fei. The exhibition of the Old Clay Pit Liquor Museum is divided into four main sections. The first section displays wine bottles, wine glasses, and wine jars from different periods. The second section offers a hands-on experience of traditional brewing methods, aiming to provide visitors with a comprehensive understanding of ancient liquor-making techniques. The third section showcases the cellar storage of Old Clay Pit Liquor, aiming to educate visitors on basic knowledge about cellar aging. The fourth section is wine tasting, through which visitors can learn fundamental aspects of Chinese liquor culture related to tasting. The establishment of the Hakka Old Clay Pit Liquor Museum aims to help more people understand Hakka liquor culture, inherit the outstanding traditional Chinese Hakka Baijiu culture, and cherish and protect this intangible cultural heritage.

Service Items | Traditional Brewing Exhibition

Address | 26-1, Blog Town, Luodai Ancient Town

Contact Number | 13708053525

Service Hours | 9:00–17:00

Transportation | Bus routes 219, 1024, 852, 850, etc.

Luodai Town: The Luodai Ancient Town scenic area is located in Longquanyi District, Chengdu, known as the “Hometown of Chinese Honey Peaches” and the host site of the “China International Peach Blossom Festival.” It enjoys a subtropical monsoon climate, with an average annual temperature of 16–17°C. Winters are not harsh, summers are not sweltering, and the climate is pleasant. Both water quality and air meet national standards, making it suitable for tourism year-round. Situated within Chengdu’s “second ring” economic zone, it is a key attraction in Sichuan Province’s “Two Lakes and One Mountain” tourism development plan. It is a national AAAA-level tourist attraction, a national historical and cultural town, one of China’s first key small towns, a key protected town in Chengdu, and a cultural tourism development… More information about Luodai Town++