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Yizun Liquor

Published: 2026-11-12 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-11-12 — Yizun Liquor is a product of the Tu'an Longtan Distillery in Lufeng County, Yunnan Province. This liquor is crafted from carefully selected local ingredients—buckwheat, glutinous rice, corn, and wheat—as well as BaiSha Mountain spring water, using traditional brewing techniques passed down through the Yi ethnic group. It is a high-quality light-aroma liquor made with small qu. The liquor is crystal clear and transparent, with a refreshing and pleasant aroma upon tasting, and leaves no hangover.

Yizun Liquor

  Yizun Liquor is a product of the Tu'an Longtan Distillery in Lufeng County, Yunnan Province. This liquor is crafted from carefully selected local ingredients—buckwheat, glutinous rice, corn, and wheat—as well as BaiSha Mountain spring water, using traditional brewing techniques passed down through the Yi ethnic group. It is a high-quality light-aroma liquor made with small qu. The liquor is crystal clear and transparent, with a refreshing and pleasant aroma upon tasting, and leaves no hangover. The brand now offers a series of eight specifications under three product lines: Yizun, Xiao Yimei, and Alaoyi. Among them, Yizun 38° liquor has been awarded the title of "Seventh Yunnan Consumers' Favorite Product."

The production water for Yizun Liquor comes from BaiSha Mountain spring water. Speaking of BaiSha Mountain spring water, an touching folk story is still widely circulated to this day: Once, a traveler arrived at BaiSha Mountain, exhausted and parched. Fortunately, he met a dragon maiden on the mountain. Guided by her, he found a spring beneath a great Dragon Tree. The spring water was cool, sweet, and refreshing—he felt revitalized after drinking it. Since then, locals have called this mountain spring “Dragon Water.” The fine liquor brewed with Dragon Water is crystal clear, with a rich and smooth taste, and is deeply loved by the local people.

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