Chujing Green Plum Wine
Chujing Green Plum Wine is a specialty of Chujing Town, Dayi County, Chengdu City, Sichuan Province. With its rich, smooth flavor and the full aromatic essence of natural green plums, it is particularly popular among health-conscious individuals who prefer not to drink strong liquor but still enjoy alcoholic beverages. As such, it has gained widespread acclaim.
Dayi County is situated on the 30th parallel north, renowned as the “World Famous Liquor Belt,” and is located near Mount Heming in Dayi, Sichuan—the birthplace of Taoism in China. It is recognized as one of China’s six major plum-producing regions. Currently, the green plum industrial park boasts the nation’s largest wild green plum orchard and standardized plum gardens, covering 6,000 acres. Over the next three to five years, through a “company + farmers + technology” model, the coverage is expected to expand to 100,000 acres of plum cultivation. Building on this foundation, the company has also introduced and cultivated premium green plum varieties, producing high-quality, pollution-free plum fruits.
Currently, most fruit wines sold in the domestic market are either infused or blended. However, Sichuan Meiheshanzhuang Wine Co., Ltd. possesses an exclusive “whole green plum fermentation technology”—the only self-developed, independently intellectual-property patented process in China’s liquor industry. The green plums used to brew the wine are cultivated in the pristine environment near Mount Heming, the birthplace of Taoism. When ripe, they are picked at sunrise and stored at sunset. The fermentation vats are half-buried underground to absorb the essence of nature, enabling whole-fruit natural fermentation. The entire brewing process follows traditional, eco-friendly methods.
“Meihe Shanzhuang” Green Plum Wine has won the hearts of distributors and consumers alike. With its rich, smooth taste and the full natural aroma of green plums, it enjoys widespread popularity—especially among those who value health, prefer not to consume strong alcohol, but still wish to enjoy a drink.
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