Xing'an Grapes

Xing'an Grapes

Xing'an Grapes are a geographical indication agricultural product.

　　Xing'an County in Guangxi is famous for its grapes.

　　Since the mid-1980s, Xing'an County has introduced the Kyoho grape variety. After more than 20 years of exploration, practice, and refinement, it has developed a standardized and large-scale grape industry. In 2004 and 2007, Xing'an Kyoho grapes were twice awarded the title of “Guangxi Famous and New Agricultural Product,” and in June 2008, Xing'an was recognized by the China Fruit Marketing Association as a “National High-Quality Grape Production Base.” Currently, Xing'an boasts a complete range of grape varieties, advanced planting techniques, and a cultivation area of 100,000 mu, with a total output of 112,000 tons and an annual output value of 662 million yuan. As a result, Xing'an enjoys the reputation of being the “Turpan of the South.”