The Wine Museum was inaugurated on December 25, 1995. It occupies an area of 1400 square meters with a collection of more than brands of wine and 300 kinds of rare wine. It is a place combining culture, amusement and education into a complete entity. The museum is divided into three main parts: The area of the history of wine-making; the area of the collection of wine and that of wine display. In the museum one can learn the brewery, the history of the growth of grape and the tools and utensils used for brewery as well as the enjoyment of different kinds of old wine and newly-brewed wine on display.


In the collection area, there is a bottle of the earliest brewed grage wine X Martle of 1815. Among the newly-brewed wine, about 50 varieties of them are offered for tasting. There is another group of exhibits of porcelain bricks decorated with coloured drawings belonging to the 18th century in the museum. Of these porcelain bricks, some are original, some, replica and others, comprehensive products of the existing style in railway stations and public marketplaces blending various important brewery area together. The drawings on the porcelain bricks are related to grape wine and vineyard.


Visitors can acquire the knowledge of the growth of grape at different stages and the porcelain bricks decorated with coloured drawings through the terse and lively language pictures, charts, tools and utensils and through the tastes of the varieties of good wine. It looks as if one is walking through a dazzling wine world with a sweet memory of the tastes.