Panzhou City Second Winery

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During the Third Front Construction period, Panzhou built a winery that now boasts over 50 years of history...


(Reported by Wan Li, Ma Kangtuo, and Wang Hengxuan) In the depths of winter, workers at the packaging workshop of Panzhou City’s No. 2 Winery are bustling about sealing and wrapping Panjiang liquor. Established in 1967, this winery boasts a history spanning more than 50 years. Emerging from the "Third Front Construction" era, the Panzhou City No. 2 Winery has continuously strengthened its Party-building leadership, driving substantial business growth and achieving steady sales increases for many consecutive years. Located in Panguan Town, Panzhou City, the winery sits between the Sanjiaoshu Mine and the Yueliangtian Mine of Panjiang Coal & Electricity Group. It employs the traditional solid-state brewing method, using six types of grains to craft its signature product—known as "Six-Grain Panjiang Liquor"—with an annual production capacity reaching 420 tons. The establishment of this winery is deeply intertwined with the legacy of the "Third Front Construction." “During the Third Front Construction period, the winery was built right between the Sanjiaoshu Mine and the Yueliangtian Coal Mine,” explained factory director Su Feng. “At that time, miners working underground were often exhausted and exposed to damp, chilly conditions. Building this winery provided them with access to high-quality liquor—helping to relieve rheumatism, dispel coldness, and boost their body heat.”

(Wan Li, Ma Kangt, and Wang Hengxuan report) In the depths of winter, workers at the packaging workshop of Panzhou City’s Second Distillery are bustling about sealing and wrapping Panjiang liquor. Established in 1967, the distillery boasts a history spanning more than 50 years. Emerging from the "Third Front Construction Era," Panzhou City’s Second Distillery has steadily strengthened its Party-building leadership, driving robust business growth and achieving consecutive years of rising sales.

 Panzhou City Second Winery

The Second Winery of Panzhou City is located in Panguan Town, Panzhou City, nestled between the Sanjiaoshu Mine and the Yueliangtian Mine of Panjiang Coal & Electricity Group. The winery employs a traditional solid-state brewing method, using six types of grains to create its signature product—known as "Six-Grain Panjiang Wine"—with an annual production capacity of 420 tons. Its establishment is deeply intertwined with the legacy of China's "Third Front Construction" initiative.

 Panzhou City Second Winery

"During the Third Front construction period, the distillery was built between the Sanjiaoshu Mine and the Yueliangtian Coal Mine. Back then, the underground workers were already quite exhausted and had to endure the damp, chilly conditions deep beneath the surface. Building this distillery provided these hardworking miners with a much-needed drink—something that helped relieve rheumatism, combat coldness, and even boost their body heat," said factory director Su Feng.

 Panzhou City Second Winery

Today, the winery employs a total of 24 staff members, 9 of whom are Communist Party members. These dedicated party members actively leverage their roles in Party building to unite everyone’s hearts and efforts, driving the company’s robust growth. As of now, Panzhou City’s Second Winery has contributed over 10 million yuan in tax revenue to the nation.

 Panzhou City Second Winery


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Panzhou No.2 Winery, Panzhou Wine, Panjiang Wine, Maotai Town Wine, Maotai Town Sauce-Aroma White Liquor, Guizhou Wine

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