good chinese wine

[rezaf]

I always buy imported wine which costs about 120 kuai a bottle. Recently I drank some Chinese wine which was about 70 kuai a bottle in my friend's apartment and it tasted much better. Since people always say that things made in China are not good I was wondering if it's a right decision if from now on I buy Chinese wine instead. Any ideas?

[Javer Chen]

actually, the wine made by famers in home is even better than the wine made by wine company and it's only 5 or 6 kuai per Kg. HAHA:wink:

[gato]

actually, the wine made by famers in home is even better than the wine made by wine company and it's only 5 or 6 kuai per Kg. HAHA

I think he's talking wine made from grapes, not Chinese liquor. Hehe.

rezaf, here are blog entries that should be interesting to you:

http://www.beijingboyce.com/2007/03/07/say-grace-the-search-for-seven-good-chinese-wines-part-1/

The Search for Seven Good Chinese Wines (Part 1)

http://www.visitvineyards.com/wine/vineyards-wineries/wine-food-travel-book-reviews/tasting-notes-chinese-wines-chardonnay-rose-cabernet-bordeaux-blends-jancis-robinson

TASTING NOTES: Olympic tipple

While in China in March I seized every opportunity to taste Chinese wine, or at least the wine sold as Chinese wine.

http://www.grapewallofchina.com/2007/07/05/changyu-light-on-both-palate-and-wallet/

Changyu: Light on Both Palate and Wallet

http://www.grapewallofchina.com/2008/09/04/on-the-wine-path-in-shandong-visits-to-huadong-changyu-castel-and-chateau-junding/

On the wine path in Shandong: Visits to Huadong, Changyu-Castel, and Chateau Junding

Happy tasting!

[rezaf]

thanks gato, i'm gonna explore chinese wines.