Dong'awang wine has a rich cellar aroma, sweetness and sweetness. It is a kind of wine with unique culture. The feeling of drinking this wine: The mountains are as beautiful as the moon, the flowers are as bright as cheeks, the warm wind is like wine, and the ripples are like silk. It is also a very unique wine for entertaining guests.
Shandong Dong'e Winery was founded in 1958. It now has assets of 60 million yuan, covers an area of ??100,000 square meters, and has an annual output of 5,000 tons of high-quality grain wine, 6,000 tons of edible alcohol, and 500 tons of donkey-hide gelatin wine. The profit and tax revenue is nearly 30 million yuan. The main products "Dong A Wang" and "Cao Zhi Zui" series liquors are carefully brewed using unique traditional techniques, using high-quality sorghum and wheat as raw materials, and are supplemented by modern scientific aging and blending technology. It has the typical characteristics of a strong-flavor liquor with "rich cellar aroma, sweetness, pure taste and long aftertaste". It has successively won the honorary titles of "Shandong Province Quality Product" and "Shandong Province's Most Popular Liquor by Consumers". From 1995 to 2002, 34-degree Dong'awang Aged Brew and 44-degree Cao Zhidui were rated as "Provincial Excellent Products" in the annual Shandong Province Liquor Quality Appraisal Activity for eight consecutive years. In December 1999, 34% and 38% Dong'awang Liquor were recognized as "Chinese Famous Brand" products by the China Social Survey. In December 2000, the "Dong A Wang" series of liquor was named "Shandong Famous Brand" by the Shandong Provincial People's Government. In June 2001, the "Dong A Wang" trademark was recognized as a "famous trademark" in Shandong Province by the Provincial Administration for Industry and Commerce.
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About the wine culture of Dong'a Wang Wine:
Donga Wang Cao Zhi and his wine poems
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Cao Zhi, King of Dong'a, also named Zijian, the third son of Cao Cao, was the most outstanding poet in the Jian'an era. He grew up in the army with Cao Cao. He was very talented and loved, and was almost made a prince. However, due to his willful behavior and inability to restrain himself, he gradually fell out of favor. The reason for his disfavor is: in the twenty-fourth year of Jian'an (AD 219), Cao Cao's cousin Cao Ren was besieged by Guan Yu in Fancheng. Cao Cao ordered Cao Zhi to go to the rescue. However, Cao Zhi was deliberately drunk by Cao Pi and could not accept the order, so he had to be replaced by Cao Pi. After the war, Cao Zhi fell out of favor and lost the chance of being established as prince.
After Cao Pi came to the throne, he was wary and suspicious of Cao Zhi, so he made things difficult, restricted and oppressed Cao Zhi at every turn. He was repeatedly demoted and moved to a new title, leaving him under house arrest for 11 years of loneliness, hardship and constant surveillance. Life. He died of depression and illness at the age of 41 and was buried in Ayu Mountain, East Shandong Province.
More than 90 of Cao Zhi’s poems have been handed down to this day, and nearly a quarter of them involve drinking. Among them, the most famous one is "Kong Hou Yin". This is an earlier poem by Cao Zhi. The poem describes a large-scale high-level banquet (royal banquet) like this: "Set wine in the high hall, relatives and friends travel from me, prepare sumptuous meals in the Chinese kitchen, cook sheep and slaughter fattened cattle. How generous is Qin Zheng, Qi Se is gentle and gentle, Yang A plays her dance, and the famous woman in Jingluo drinks with the three princes, and the master is praised for a thousand years of life, and the guests are rewarded for ten thousand years..." "Singing to wine", drinking and having fun, singing and dancing, it's so lively...
"Honghou Yin" is Cao Zhi's earlier work. At that time, he was favored by Cao Cao. He was a handsome "Luoyang boy". He was carefree all day long and practiced martial arts. He was the successor to the throne that everyone admired. His life was as described in his "Famous Capital Chapter": "There are many witches in famous capitals, and young men are born in Luoyang. The sword is worth a thousand gold, and the clothes are beautiful and fresh. Cockfighting on the east suburban road, horse racing among long catalpa trees. The galloping is not half, Two rabbits passed by me. They held their bows and hooted up the south mountain. They held the bows on the left and sent them forward on the right. They caught the flying kites with their hands. . I return to banquet, drink and fight for ten thousand..." The life of a knight.
At this time, Cao Zhi was a young hero, high-spirited and ambitious, full of longing and enthusiasm for life...
However, the good times did not last long. Once he fell out of favor, Cao Cao wanted to prevent Cao Zhi from fighting with Cao Pi. Quan, in the 24th year of Jian'an, first killed Cao Zhi's main wing Yang Xiu. The following year, Cao Pi came to the throne and killed Cao Zhi's close friends Ding Yi and Ding Guang. The fledgling Cao Zhi lost the ability to resist. He could only lament and whine, "If you don't have a sharp sword in your hand, why make many friends?" He can't protect his friends, and he can't protect himself! He wrote in "The Journey of the Yellow Bird in Noda": "There is no wind in the hedgerow, and when a harrier is seen, it throws itself into the nest. The Luo family is happy to see the bird, but the young man is sad to see the bird. Pull out your sword and pick up the net, and the oriole can fly. Flying and flying. Heaven, please thank the young man. "In fact, at this time, Cao Zhi only had a benevolent and compassionate heart, and was no longer able to become the young man who saved the bird! He was left alone and had too much time to take care of himself...
Then, he was kicked out of Kyoto and "assigned" to a fief that was constantly changing (changing fiefs was also a preventive measure of the imperial court), and lived a " There is no permanent place in circulation, and I know my hardships." It is a life similar to exile.
Wei system: The imperial court sent envoys to supervise the vassal states (kings), and stipulated that there should be no communication between the vassal states. It can be seen to what extent Cao Pi suspected, guarded, restricted, and persecuted his brothers and kings!
The kings of the vassal state could not talk directly with the court. Information had to be transmitted through the supervisory envoy, but the supervisory envoy could make small reports at will. Therefore, Cao Zhi was indignant. He once wrote sarcastically: "A man with lofty ideals is engaged in a career, but a villain is not idle either"!
However, no matter how much grief, anger and dissatisfaction Cao Zhi had, he could not change the facts. For a man with lofty ideals and unrequited ambitions, Cao Zhi could only sigh helplessly! He wrote in "When the Wall Wants to Walk High": "A dragon needs floating clouds to ascend to the sky, and a man's official position is waiting for the middle man. People's words can make gold; when slander comes three times, a loving mother will not kiss. In the valley of confusion, one cannot distinguish the false from the true. , I would like to express my sincerity and express myself. The king’s gate has nine layers, and the road is far away and there is no river.”
Even though Cao Zhi was full of truth and good strategies for governing the country, the emperor refused to listen and did not use it. What is the use of the loyalty of "I am willing to speak my mind freely"? "The king's gate is separated by nine levels", the road is far away, the river has no crossing, and there is no road at all, so what can be done? !
During the Yingqi Festival in May of the fourth year of Huangchu (June 223 AD, Huangchu was the reign name of Wei Wendi Cao Pi), Cao Pi poisoned the brave and capable King of Rencheng with jujube ( Cao Zhi, the same mother and brother, had a fiefdom in Jining, Shandong today) Cao Zhang. At the end of the Yingqi Festival, Cao Biao, who was granted the title of King of Juancheng at that time (their fiefdom was in today's Huaxian County, Henan Province), returned to his fiefdom together (their fiefdoms were both in Luoyang East). The court prohibited them from traveling together, so they were forced to separate midway. In this critical situation, feeling depressed, and full of grief and anger, he had a drink with Cao Biao to say goodbye and borrowed a bottle of wine. In the poem "Giving the White Horse to Wang Biao", he vividly scolded the treacherous ministers in the court. It was a happy ending: "...the owl sings across the yoke, and the jackal is on the road. The flies are white and black, and the slander cleverly makes people close...".
However, this poem angered Emperor Wen of Wei Cao Pi even more, and he became more and more interested in harming Cao Zhi. For a time, he was demoted to the rank of Marquis (Anxiang Marquis) by the king for being "drunk and insolent, and threatening the envoys", and ordered him to compose a poem in seven steps. If he failed, he would practice Dafa. Cao Zhi despised Cao Pi's attempt to harm himself in order to fight for power, so he recited in seven steps: "Cooking beans burns the bean sprouts, and the beans weep in the cauldron. They are born from the same root, so why fry each other?" Too urgent!" sarcastically said. After hearing this, Cao Pi looked ashamed and had to give up, sparing Cao Zhi's life. This is the famous seven-step poem in history (the original poem has six lines, but these four lines are now widely circulated)! This is an eternal song that was sung step by step with blood and tears!
Now, the advertising slogan of Dong'a Winery goes: "A cup of Dong'a Wang, a seven-step poem becomes a chapter." It sounds so relaxed and unrestrained! However, Cao Zhi's seven steps back then were so dangerous and heavy! ...I hope that people who drink Dong'awang wine today can relive this historical story. Before drinking, it is best to drink the first glass of wine slowly to comfort the tragic and heroic soul of Dong'a Wang Cao Zhi. .
Cao Zhi, the king of Dong'a, was very ambitious. After Cao Pi's death, he went to Shuming Emperor Cao Rui and asked to serve the country with his own life.
It was just that the court was petty and used the name "great talent but it was difficult to put it to good use", so he was angry and frustrated for most of his life. Despite the adversity, Cao Zhi still pushed himself to keep making progress and lamented that life is short: "There is no end in heaven and earth, and human life is like frost"! In cherishing the time and cherishing the day and wishing to make a difference, he is very much like his father Cao Cao. Cao Cao sang in "Dan Ge Xing": "Singing to wine, what is life like? It's like morning dew. It will be more bitter when it goes by. Generosity should be reflected in generosity." , The thoughts are unforgettable, how can Du Kang be the only one to relieve my worries...". Du Kang in the poem is the synonym for wine. Then, let’s use the Dong’awang wine in front of the bottle, raise our cases and raise our eyebrows, and drink and cheer!
I hope the above is useful to you! ! !