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Last updated 2026-10-26 — Shenxian-brand Qu liquor is crafted by drawing on the essence of production techniques from top-tier Chinese liquors. It uses high-quality sorghum and traditional Daqu as raw materials, and is made through a process of continuous mash distillation, pit fermentation, and the classic "Old Five-Steam" method. The liquor is carefully distilled by quality grading, stored in tiers, and meticulously blended using modern technology. Shenxian Fine Liquor boasts crystal-clear transparency, a rich pit aroma, and a smooth, sweet…

Shenxian Fine Liquor

  Shenxian-brand Qu liquor is crafted by drawing on the essence of production techniques from top-tier Chinese liquors. It uses high-quality sorghum and traditional Daqu as raw materials, and is made through a process of continuous mash distillation, pit fermentation, and the classic "Old Five-Steam" method. The liquor is carefully distilled by quality grading, stored in tiers, and meticulously blended using modern technology. With its crystal-clear appearance, intense pit aroma, smooth and sweet taste, and long-lasting aftertaste, Shenxian Fine Liquor has been widely praised by consumers as the "Shanghai Mini Maotai," standing as an outstanding representative of Shanghai-style liquor culture. In recent years, the company has developed new products such as Little Shenxian, Shanghai Old Cellar (1608), and Shen Liquor, enriching the cultural depth of the product line and enhancing its market competitiveness.

The Shenxian trademark has been consecutively awarded the title of "Shanghai Famous Trademark." Shenxian-brand Qu liquor has received multiple honors including municipal and ministerial-level excellence, and has been named a "Shanghai Famous Product" for eight consecutive years. In recent years, it has also earned the distinctions of "National Quality-Compliant Food" and "China’s Renowned Premium Liquor." In 2004, Shanghai Old Cellar was awarded the Gold Prize at the China International Wine Tasting Competition.

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