Ban Cheng Shao Guo Liquor
Ban Cheng Shao Guo Liquor is a protected geographical indication product.
Ban Cheng Shao Guo Liquor, known for its distinctive mild-strong aroma and the characteristic of not causing a hangover, has become a bestseller across the Yan-Zhao region and a representative of strong-aroma Baijiu in northern China. In 2005, the "Ban Cheng" brand was recognized as a Well-Known Chinese Trademark. In 2006, Ban Cheng Shao Guo Liquor was awarded titles such as "China Time-Honored Brand" and "Famous Chinese Cultural Liquor" by the Ministry of Commerce. The Ban Cheng Shao Guo Liquor brand, with its strong local characteristics and profound cultural heritage, is rapidly expanding nationwide.
Chengde Qianlong Drunkenness Wine Industry Co., Ltd. (Ban Cheng Shao Guo Liquor) was rebuilt in 1956. Its predecessor was the Qingyuanheng Distillery in Xiabancheng, Chengde, which had a history of several hundred years. "Ban Cheng Shao Guo Liquor" has been successively recognized as a "Well-Known Chinese Trademark," "China Time-Honored Brand," "Famous Chinese Cultural Liquor," and "Chinese Intangible Cultural Heritage," and has also been included in the list of "China's Famous Liquors." The commissioning of the new factory area marks Qianlong Drunkenness Wine Industry as a large-scale liquor group company integrating liquor production, operation, and tourism.
The protected geographical indication production area for Ban Cheng Shao Guo Liquor covers the current administrative region of Bancheng Town, Chengde County, Hebei Province.
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