Puli Brewery

Puli distillery was founded in 1911, the first folk liquor factory established by Puli villagers, and developed and produced some special products such as Shaoxing wine, Baijiu, sake and Zhuang Yuan Hong. In 1996, the distillery set up a wine culture center, which displays Chinese wine vessels, Aboriginal wine culture, and the industrial development history of Puli distillery. It has a collection of years and culture, history and wine fragrance, and has become the most representative wine culture park in Taiwan. On one side of the wine culture center is the special selling center of distillery goods, which sells various kinds of accompaniment gifts, ice products, and Puli wine in recent years All kinds of wine and food developed by the factory include Shaoxing popsicle, Shaoxing rice cake, Shaoxing brine, Shaoxing tea egg, and not old egg.

Puli Brewery

Puli distillery is located in Puli Town, Nantou County. It is one of the sightseeing distilleries of Taiwan Tobacco and Wine Co., Ltd,

Brief introduction of distillery

It was founded in 1922 by the local gentry in Puli, and the first private distillery in Puli was set up. In 1922, it was owned by Japan and belonged to the Puli liquor factory of the Monopoly Bureau of the governor's office of Taiwan. In 1945, it was taken over and established as the Monopoly Bureau of Taiwan Province "Puli branch of Taichung distillery of liquor company of Taiwan Provincial Monopoly Bureau"; in 1947, it was restructured into "Taiwan Tobacco and liquor public sale bureau", and developed and produced aromatic liquor, Bailu liquor and other special liquor products; in 1957, it was renamed "Puli distillery of Taiwan Tobacco and liquor public sale Bureau" So far, we have developed and produced Baijiu wine, Chen Shao, Zhuang Yuan, Zhuang Yuanhong and other special wines. In 1996, we launched the first "Wine Museum" in Taiwan, and successfully exported more than 30 countries worldwide.

Liquor development

Puli distillery was mainly made in glutinous rice wine, rice wine, Taijiu Baijiu and sake in the early years of recovery. It produced only a few of the people in the Puli area. After several rounds of research and development, Shaoxing liquor was produced by the Puli AI LAN natural spring. The wine was successfully produced in 1952 and the parties should be well qualified. From 1966, the production of lower grade liquor was gradually stopped, and the Shaoxing liquor was produced and produced in large quantities. In the meantime, it also suffered serious impact from the import of foreign wine. But in 1995, the AI LAN Baijiu liquor was launched again, and it was combined with local industries, organs at all levels, schools, research institutes and organs and groups to conduct wine culture and diversification.

Wine culture center

Founded in 1996, the museum displays Chinese wine vessels of all ages, Aboriginal wine culture, industrial development history of Puli distillery, and "public sale bureau" The history and culture, history and aroma of wine are also preserved in the museum, and it has become the most representative wine culture park in Taiwan. The museum also suffered a great loss in the biggest earthquake in Taiwan on September 21, 1999. However, with the efforts of all the employees of Puli distillery, it has gradually restored the previous factory scenery. On both sides of the corridor behind the first floor are historical photos taken by the 921 earthquake In addition, there are films showing the development history of Puli distillery and the process of wine making; at the exit of the cultural center, there is a Shaoxing wine urn waterfall, which is the only complete wine urn left by the earthquake.

On the other side of the wine culture center is the special sales center of the distillery, which displays all kinds of snacks and ice products from wine to point. In recent years, Puli distillery has also developed various kinds of food with Shaoxing wine, including Shaoxing popsicle, Shaoxing rice cake, Shaoxing bittern, Shaoxing tea egg, and brewed egg.

Traffic tips

Self driving

1. National Highway No.1 - xiawangtian interchange road → take provincial highway No.1 to Caotun (fencao highway) → turn left after arriving at Taiwan handicraft Research Institute → go straight through Shuangdong → then arrive at Puli. 2. National Highway No.1 - Zhonggang interchange Road, go down the expressway, follow Zhongzhang expressway, connect with Taiwan Highway No.14, drive straight through Caotun and Zhongtan highway, then arrive at Puli 3. National Highway No.1: go down the expressway from the China Hong Kong interchange Road, connect with CIC highway through Wuquan road in the urban area, connect with Taiwan Highway No.14, and drive straight through Zhongtan highway to Puli

Public transport

Train: get off at Taichung Station, then take the bus to Puli at Chaoma station, or take a minibus to Puli near Gancheng station. Bus: 1. Taipei: you can take the bus directly to Puli, and take the Guoguang bus directly to Puli, which takes about 3-4 hours. 2. From Kaohsiung to Taichung Chaoma station, then transfer to Guoguang to Puli.

Address: 219, section 3, Zhongshan Road, Puli Town, Nantou County

Longitude: 120.96065007866

Latitude: 23.968747172821

Tel. + 886-49-2984006-9

Official website: http://event.ttl-eshop.com.tw/pl/index.aspx

Tour time: 2 hours

Transportation information: 1. Puli, Northern Taiwan: (1) take the high-speed railway, get off at Taichung Station, and then take Nantou passenger transport to Puli, about 30 minutes a bus; (2) take the bus from Taipei directly to Puli, and take it at the west station of Taipei Guoguang passenger transport company, about every hour, 3-4 hours by car;

2. Puli, Southern Taiwan: (1) take the high-speed railway, get off at Taichung Station, and then take Nantou passenger train to Puli, which takes about 30 minutes; (2) take the bus from Kaohsiung to Taichung Chaoma station, and then transfer to Guoguang to Puli

Ticket information: Free

Opening hours: (Monday to Friday) 8:30-17:00; (Saturday) 8:30-18:00