Baili Winery Review

The scenery here is beautiful, there is a super large vineyard, although it has passed the picking season, it is also very beautiful, there is a museum to understand the wine production process and brand situation in East China, there is a large wine cellar, here you can also taste East China wine, here The oversized lawn is also very beautiful, European style of architecture, good overall experience

The temperature in the cellar is15-18 degrees per year, very cool; today is very sun, I didn't go to the vineyard, autumn will be more interesting. I have been to the wineries in the United States, Australia, and Spain. I feel similar and distinctive. I lived in the single-family room in the Chinese courtyard of Wenjun Wine. The culture is still deep in China.

The atmosphere of the winery is strong, it is a good place for tourists who like wine culture to play! Very satisfied, like 👍, especially the detailed and detailed explanation of the scenic staff, let us better understand the wine culture and history!

The East China Baili Winery is located on the scenic Jiulong Slope of Busan and was founded in 1985 by British Mr. Baili in Qingdao, China's first winery built in the European winery model. This place is remote, it is a small number of tourists in the countryside, tickets are 30 yuan, if you buy 50 yuan tickets, you can taste two wines. This is a winery factory that produces grapes and makes them own, covering more than 1,000 acres, because the grapes are grown by themselves. The mountains and fields are all planted with grapes. The factory and clubhouse are located in the middle of the mountain, with white walls, red roofs and a European-style tower towering. The paradise is average, no wonder it is not called a factory, it is called a manor! The narrator took us to visit, from the grape cultivation to the winemaking process, all introduced in detail, listened to the explanation to know that each row of grapes in front of planting a rose is the role of forecasting pests and diseases, and finally visited the wine cellar.

Recommended!