Guo Jiao 1573

Guo Jiao 1573 is the image baijiu product of Luzhou Laojiao. It was first brewed from the “National Treasure Pits” in AD 1573 during the Wanli Era of the Ming dynasty. Guo Jiao 1573 is produced using distilled white spirits brewing techniques. Its packaging consists of two parts, bottom part is painted gold and decorated with golden stars, making it look like the imperial jade seal. The upper part of the retail box is painted with pure red. The bottle was made of German crystal glass. There are a total of 960 stars on both glass bottle and paper packaging which symbolizes the total land area of China. In 2001, Guo Jiao 1573 was designated as the state banquet liquor by the Diaoyutai State Guesthouse. In 2002, a Quality Standard Authentication Certificate was issued to Guo Jiao 1573 depicting its country of origin.

National Cellar 1573 product comes from the 1573 National Treasure Cellars, which are reputed for being the earliest built, the most fully protected and having the longest continuous production in Chinese alcohol industry. It then has been brewed by the traditional craftsmanship listed as one of the China's Intangible Cultural Heritage. National Cellar 1573 is the first top-end liquor brand which has the reputation of national treasure, a criterion of Chinese liquor appreciation. It is also the only brand which got "Organic Food Certificate" amongst all the aroma style liquor brands in China.

Visual: Transparent and Clear
Aroma: A floral nose with honey, pine resin and grilled pineapple.
Taste: Soft mellow, entrance intermixed with lingering fragrance.