In addition to Moutai, the most famous liquor in Shanghai is of course Dream Blue.

A relative of mine is from Changxing Island in Shanghai. I used to go there often during summer vacations. There are several well-known domestic shipyards there (Jiangnan Shipyard seems to be the largest) and it is quite spectacular. It is said that the Liaoning Part of the hull was also built there, which is awesome.

People in Shanghai tend to have a sweet taste, maybe all southerners are like that, but I, who have a northern taste, felt a little dizzy after eating it (mainly because some dishes were too sweet). Let’s get down to the topic. I’ve been to wedding banquets there several times, and the drinks were all Yanghe blue classics, mainly Sky Blue and Dream Blue. After all, the conditions in Shanghai are much better than those here. The money paid by the accompanying people is also higher than that here. Later, when a college classmate got married, everyone in our dormitory also received a gift of 800 yuan, which is quite high here. But after seeing people using Dream Blue for wine, I think eight hundred yuan is really not much!

I think Shanghainese like to drink Blue Classic mainly because of the taste. Blue Classic tastes soft and non-irritating, which is related to the eating habits of Shanghainese. Secondly, "Chinese Dream, Dream of Blue" "Yanghe's brand influence is still very powerful.

This question should be asked this way, what kinds of liquor can I buy in Shanghai? Because no matter whether it is Maotai, Jiannanchun, Wuliangye, etc., the wines are not produced in Shanghai. The local famous ones in Shanghai include Qibao Daqu, Panda Daqu Yiqu and a few other spirits. Shanghai focuses on dry reds and wines. , a wide variety of rice wine, world and national famous wines come from Sichuan, Shanxi, and other places!

Shanghai, referred to as "Shanghai", is a provincial-level administrative region, municipality directly under the Central Government in China, and is now a prosperous super city. But when it comes to Shanghai's wine culture, some people may say, "Shanghai has Shanghai-style culture and tea culture, but lacks wine culture." In fact, this is not the case. As a "first-tier city in the world", Shanghai is one of the top 10 Chinese city brands. Wine culture is no longer a traditional wine culture, but a combination of domestic and foreign wine cultures. Since 2005, Shanghai has built an international wine culture city. Today Xiaoliu will discuss with you what famous local liquors there are in Shanghai?

Shenxian Liquor is a strong-flavor liquor produced in Shanghai. It is produced by the Shenxian Liquor Factory founded in 1958. It uses sorghum as raw material, traditional Daqu as saccharification starter, and mixed steaming with continued lees. It is made by solid-state fermentation in the cellar, traditional craftsmanship of Laowu Zeng, quality wine picking, aging, and careful blending combined with modern technology. The result is a clear and transparent wine, rich cellar aroma, sweet and refreshing, long aftertaste, and unique style. The Shenxian brand trademark has been re-elected as "Shanghai Famous Trademark", and has won many honors such as "Shanghai Famous Brand Product", "Municipal Excellent and Ministry Excellent Titles", "National Quality Standard Food", "China's Famous Liquor".

Shanghai Laojiao 1608 old wine has been aged for eight years. It is a strong-flavor liquor produced by Shanghai Shenxian Distillery. It uses sorghum, wheat, corn, rice and water as raw materials.

Qibao Daqu, strong-flavor liquor, Shanghai Qibao Distillery. At that time, Qibao Distillery mixed various techniques, from sauce-flavored to light-flavored to strong-flavored. It was quite a Shanghai style that embraced all rivers. feature. It uses sorghum as raw material, Daqu made from barley and wheat as saccharification starter, and is brewed through steaming raw and auxiliary materials, low-temperature fermentation, constant-temperature distillation, quantity and quality of wine, aging and scientific blending. The wine has the characteristics of coordinated flavors, soft taste, sweet and refreshing, and long aftertaste. It has been rated as a high-quality product in Shanghai.

In recent years, the Qibao Winery on Qibao Old Street in Shanghai has been filled with wine jars. "Qibao Old Wine" is brewed using local methods on site and sold as it is brewed. The aroma of the wine spreads everywhere, attracting people. A large number of tourists have become a beautiful scenery. Qibao is a high-quality wine. It is thick in the mouth but becomes clear in the mouth. It is sweet and long-lasting.

Shenxian Daqu, a strong-flavor liquor, is produced by Shanghai Shenxian Distillery. It is carefully brewed with water, sorghum, rice, and wheat as raw materials, using mixed steaming with continued lees and solid-state fermentation in the pit. The result is a clear and transparent wine, rich cellar aroma, mellow and harmonious aroma, sweet and refreshing, and long aftertaste.

In the 1980s and 1990s, Shanghai still had some relatively well-known brands, such as Jiangnan Touqu (Shanghai Brand, Shanghai Jiangnan Brewery), Shanghai Teyou (Shanghai Brand, Shanghai Jiangnan Brewery) ), special Qibao Daqu (Guqiao brand, Shanghai Qibao Winery), Shenxian Daqu (Shenxian brand, Shanghai Fengxian County Situan Winery), etc. As Shanghai has become a bustling city of international trade, more foreign wines and red wines have entered the market. In the Shanghai market, Shanghai's traditional liquor has been challenged, and many of the more famous local liquors are declining.

In addition to the above, what other well-known liquors do you think are in Shanghai? If anyone knows about it, please comment below!

Author: Xiaoliu

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