Huanghelou Jiu
Product brand
UnclaimedHuanghelou Jiu is identified in the supplied evidence as a baijiu spirits brand.
Last updated November 4, 2026
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Overview
Huanghelou Jiu (黄鹤楼酒) is a Chinese baijiu brand whose name references the Yellow Crane Tower, the landmark in Wuhan, Hubei Province. It is classified as a baijiu spirits brand and is associated with the Chinese distilled spirits category. The brand's official website is huanghelou.com.cn. Detailed public information about its founding, ownership, and product range is limited in the available evidence, and the entry should be treated as a basic brand identification record.
History
Huanghelou Jiu is a baijiu brand named after the Yellow Crane Tower in Wuhan, Hubei. The available evidence identifies it only as a baijiu spirits brand; no verified founding date, corporate history, or ownership details are provided. Further research would be required to document its production history, distillery operations, and market development.
Products and positioning
Identified as a baijiu spirits brand; further positioning is not established by the available evidence.
Product categories. Baijiu spirits
Controversies
2023
Huanghelou Liquor's 'Wuhan Marine Machinery special supply' baijiu alleged fraudulent marketing
Huanghelou Liquor, controlled by Gujing Gongjiu, was reported to have launched a baijiu labeled 'Wuhan Marine Machinery special supply', using the words 'special supply' explicitly prohibited by the state and alleged to be suspected of consumer fraud; at the same time, its repeated 'barely meeting' performance bet targets have been questioned. No public penalty has been seen.
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