Discover Wuhai, starting with Wuhai grapes.

Desert sea, Wuhai, China. Wuhai, a city located in Inner Mongolia, cleverly combines the majesty of the Yellow River with the mystery of the desert. It is adjacent to the Kubuqi Desert and is nourished by the Yellow River. The interesting arrangement of nature gives Wuhai unique geographical advantages and charming scenery. The nourishment of the Yellow River makes Wuhai grapes a sweet miracle in the desert. When Wuhai, a land embraced by three major deserts, stands on the same latitude as Bordeaux, France, Turpan, Xinjiang, and other shining stars in the world grape industry, a cross-border dialogue about sweetness and flavor begins. Wuhai grapes are shining gems grown in the desert. They are not afraid of wind and sand, and they are not afraid of drought. Thousands of hours of sufficient sunlight and huge temperature differences between day and night have bred unique sweetness and bones. Wuhai's grapes have a high sugar content that surprises people, and the acidity is just right, like a clear spring in the desert, quenching thirst and refreshing. Compared with other grape producing areas in the world, Wuhai grapes are like a dark horse that does not follow the rules. It does not have a long history like Bordeaux, but it has the tenacity to dance with the wind and sand and compete with the sun; it is not as famous as Turpan grapes, but it has quietly occupied a place in the grape industry with its unique flavor. From the initial exploration in the 1960s to the present, Wuhai people have turned small grapes into a big industry. Fresh grapes, wine grapes... Large-scale planting, wineries are everywhere. Grapes in Wuhai are not only a kind of fruit, but also a symbol of culture and spirit, and a well-known industrial business card.