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Chinese enterprises cooperated with a foreign enterprise to set up a vineyard tourism foundation
www.wines-info.com by wing 2007-8-9 15:40:51   

Ningxia Xixiaking Winery, Shanghai Huibin Developing Co., LDT and a French company will invest 120 million yuan to set up a vineyard tourism foundation. It's expected that the annual output will be 3000 tons. And the first phrase project will be finished in 2008. The main productions will be wines of premium vineyards-------Xixiaking & the French vineyard. They will exploit Shanghai, Zhejiang markets in order to raise Ningxia wines' ranks.


The successful cooperation of these three enterprises will further the development of China wine industry to some extent.

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[Stephen Hall]  • Your Commment I'm a wine taster, sometime writer and panelist for Flavours magazine in Malaysia where I live. 20 years in IWFS. I am mainly an English language teacher trainer working in the North West on a short stint. I have just enjoyed some wines in Xian. Coming from a wine area in New Zealand yet thinking of bigger things I would like to know about the wine , not events as on this site - the wine. Why not make these Internet links clearer? After all its the product, the good wine like the 2001 Dry Red from Xingia and Xixia King 1999 not events and presenting what bosses want that sells. Finally with heat and erratic storage and air con on and off, sales staff need to learn that older is not always better. I like my wine here fresher as less has evaporated and the condition is better. The year 1996 for some other wines is not the real formula for selling as wine ages and breaks down - it does not get wiser. The fruit dies and storage is a problem even if you add the figure 8 to the price. Yours in the fun of good wine. Stephen J Hall 2007-08-15
[Stephen Hall]  • Your Commment I'm a wine taster, sometime writer and panelist for Flavours magazine in Malaysia where I live and I am mainly an English language teacher trainer working in the North West on a short stint. I have just enjoyed the companies wine in Xian. Coming from a wine area in New Zealand yet thinking of bigger things I would like to know about the wine , not events - the wine. Why not make these Internet links clearer? After all its the product not events and presenting what bosses want that sells. Stephen J Hall 2007-08-15
 
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