Huquan Yellow Wine

Huquan Yellow Wine

　　Huquan Yellow Wine is a specialty of Huishan District in Wuxi City, Jiangsu Province. The wine has an amber color that is crystal clear and lustrous. When the wine coats the entire tongue, one can appreciate its harmonious quality, smooth and mellow taste, refreshing coolness, and unique flavor.

　　Wuxi rice is of high quality and was designated as imperial rice during the Ming Dynasty, with a special "Wuxi Granary" built exclusively for its storage. Huquan Wine is made by soaking Wuxi rice in spring water using a unique brewing method. Only the famous clear, sweet, and cool Huishan Second Spring water from Wuxi is used. Huquan Yellow Wine from Wuxi, Shaoxing Jiufa Wine, Danyang Fenggang Wine, and Fujian Chen'gang Wine are collectively known as the Four Famous Ancient Chinese Wines.

　　As a quintessential representative of "Su-style aged wine," Huquan Yellow Wine is crafted from premium underground spring water and top-quality glutinous rice from the Jiangnan region, using the unique Huquan brewing technique and years of cellar aging. Its aroma is balanced and moderate, sitting between overt and subtle. A gentle swirl of Huquan Yellow Wine releases a rich and mellow fragrance that naturally wafts into the senses, bringing a refreshing and delightful experience. The wine has an amber color that is crystal clear and lustrous. When the wine coats the entire tongue, one can appreciate its harmonious quality, smooth and mellow taste, refreshing coolness, and unique flavor. Huquan Yellow Wine also boasts refined character and is recognized as one of the ancient Four Famous Wines, hailed as a "timeless fine brew." It is highly favored by social elites and successful individuals. Therefore, it’s no surprise that “drinking Huquan Yellow Wine while enjoying festive cuisine” has become a current trend, adding a strong celebratory touch to joyful holidays. "Huquan" is hailed by customers as a “cultural fine wine that can stand alongside XO,” and has earned a place among the “World’s Famous Wines” in Japan. It is also a nationally exempted product from inspection.