Site (四特) is a Chinese baijiu producer based in Zhangshu, Jiangxi, known for the 'texiang' (special aroma) style of baijiu.
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Overview
Site (四特) is a baijiu company located in Zhangshu, Jiangxi Province, China. Its official profile states it was formally founded in 1952, formerly the state-run Zhangshu Distillery, renamed Jiangxi Zhangshu Site Distillery in 1983, restructured into Site Liquor Co., Ltd. in 2005, and renamed Site Liquor Co., Ltd. in 2007. The company produces 'Site' brand baijiu in the texiang (special aroma) style, which it describes as one of the twelve major aroma types of Chinese baijiu. Its main product lines include the Tiangong series, vintage series, Dongfangyun series, star-grade series, texiang classic series, and Jinci series.
History
According to the company's official profile, Site was formally founded in 1952, formerly the state-run Zhangshu Distillery, renamed Jiangxi Zhangshu Site Distillery in 1983, restructured into Jiangxi Site Liquor Co., Ltd. in 2005, and renamed Site Liquor Co., Ltd. in 2007. The company states its baijiu heritage runs from Tang-dynasty 'tushao' to Qing-dynasty 'teniang' to contemporary 'texiang'. In 1988, an expert panel including Zhou Henggang and Shen Yifang examined Site's production process and confirmed its aroma type as 'texiang'. In 1997, the texiang aroma type was formally recognized as an independent aroma type. In 2007, texiang baijiu represented by Site was elevated from an industry standard to a national standard, effective July 1, 2007. In 2008, the company became a drafting unit for the national texiang baijiu standard. In 2010, Site's production technique was listed as Jiangxi provincial intangible cultural heritage. The Tiangong brand was launched in 2019, and the company held a Tiangong brand culture and value seminar in Zhangshu, Jiangxi on June 4, 2025.
- 2025
'Why Tiangang · Aged Liquor Treasure' Tiangang brand cultural value seminar held in Zhangshu.
- 2024
The book Tiangong Jiudao (《天工酒道》) published.
- 2019
Tiangang brand launched, named after the Ming treatise Tiangong Kaiwu.
- 2010
Site's production technique listed as Jiangxi provincial intangible cultural heritage.
- 2008
Became a drafting unit for the national texiang baijiu standard; national texiang standardization sub-committee seated at the company.
- 2007
Renamed Site Liquor Co., Ltd.; texiang baijiu national standard promulgated and implemented on 1 July.
- 2005
Jiangxi Site Liquor Co., Ltd. incorporated / restructured into a limited liability company.
- 1997
Texiang formally recognized as an independent baijiu aroma category by national authorities.
- 1988
Expert panel including Zhou Henggang and Shen Yifang confirmed Site's aroma as 'texiang' (special aroma).
- 1984
Won a silver cup at the national light-industry liquor quality competition.
Products and positioning
Producer of texiang (special aroma) baijiu, one of China's twelve major baijiu aroma types.
Tiangong series
Vintage series
Dongfangyun series
Star-grade series
Texiang classic series
Jinci series
Controversies
2019
Cyclamate found and "sealed for years, liquor gone" complaint hit Jiangxi 四特酒
In 2019, Jiangxi 四特酒 was found in spot checks to contain cyclamate, which is not permitted in baijiu, drawing attention; in 2025, consumers reported that unopened 四特酒 stored for years had almost entirely evaporated, and dealers said production processes may have flaws. Rectification; consumer rights protection.
Sources6 sources
- 1四特酒有限责任公司官网首页sitejiu.com
- 2何以天工 老酒宝藏| 天工品牌文化价值研讨会在江西樟树圆满举行-公司新闻-四特酒有限责任公司sitejiu.com
- 3天工系列-四特酒有限责任公司sitejiu.com
- 4企业简介-四特酒有限责任公司sitejiu.com
- 5Cyclamate found and "sealed for years, liquor gone" complaint hit Jiangxi 四特酒thepaper.cn
- 6Cyclamate found and "sealed for years, liquor gone" complaint hit Jiangxi 四特酒foodex360.com
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