Xijiang Gong Mi is produced in Dianzi Town, Xijiang, Tonghua. It is deposited by volcanic ash from Changbai Mountain, with green mountains and green fields, far away from urban pollution. Rice in producing areas has a long frost-free period, a large temperature difference between day and night and fertile soil. At the same time, the paddy field is irrigated by river water containing a lot of minerals beneficial to human body, which is pure natural and pollution-free. Therefore, Xijiang tribute rice grains are crystal clear, sticky, palatable, nutritious and fragrant. Known as a pollution-free green health care product.
Mountain spring: Since ancient times, there has been a saying that "water is the soul of wine, and wine is the blood of water". The water used in Xijiang Gong Mi puree wine was collected from the spring crevice of Changbai Mountain underground 100 meters in China. Logging has been banned in Changbai Mountain since ancient times, so it has dense forests, beautiful environment and fresh air. It is the best protected world-class primitive ecological forest area. Coupled with perennial snow, rich groundwater resources have been formed. It has also closed the deep mountain spring water for tens of thousands of years under specific geological conditions, and there is no pollution of chemical pesticides. Mineral water is rich in mineral elements such as calcium, magnesium, strontium, metasilicic acid and iodine, and is called "holy water" by local residents.
Hongyun Liquor has brewed high-quality Gong Mi puree wine with unprecedented Changbai characteristics. Pale amber, crystal clear as a diamond, beautiful and exquisite, with mellow rice fragrance and soft Qing Xiang honey, with a long aftertaste. Nothing artificial is added, it is authentic and original color, which does not hurt the head, stomach or intoxicate people. It keeps the nutritional components of rice and mountain spring water, and it has a good health care effect if you drink it in moderation every day. It is a real green and healthy wine. Baidu Maps