Lanling wine is produced in Danyang, a famous historical city in the south of the Yangtze River and the hometown of Emperor Qi Liang. Also known as Yunyang, Quhe and Lanling in history. Lanling fine wine refers to Danyang yellow wine! According to legend, Li Bai, a famous poet in the Tang Dynasty, visited the stone carvings of Emperor Qi Liang's mausoleum in Nanlanling, Xiao's hometown (now northeast of Danyang), to find the descendants of Emperor Xiao. The hospitable host of Xiao's family toasted with Danyang wine. After Li Bai drank it, his poems were very popular. He presented a poem: Liling wine tulip, and the jade bowl was full of amber light, but it made the owner drunk. I have no idea where it is. "Amber light" is one of the characteristics of Danyang yellow rice wine. "China Famous Wine Records" describes the sealed wine in Danyang in this way: the wine liquid is amber to reddish brown and bright, and the aroma is mellow ... From this perspective, Li Bai's description of the color of Danyang wine with "jade bowl amber light" is really a stroke of genius and reflects superb poetry.