On September 8, 2016, at Phu Le commune – Ba Tri district – Ben Tre province, Phu Le Liquor Joint Stock Company welcomed Doctor of History Nguyen Nha, former Director of Vietnam Culinary Research Institute and reporters. Newspaper staff came to visit the traditional craft village and Phu Le Wine Factory. Joining the delegation, there were also Mr. Phan Van Mai, Member of the Central Committee of the Party, Standing Deputy Secretary of Ben Tre Province.

During the tour, the delegation visited Phu Le Communal House which is the oldest cultural place of this land, built in 1826 (the 7th year of King Minh Mang) and was ordained by King Tu Duc in 1851; listen to “Singing the charms” – a unique folk performance form, which is a typical cultural activity during the national traditional Tet holiday in Phu Le; Learn about the lifestyle of the people of Phu Le village with traditional crafts such as knitting, making wine. The last visit of the group is Phu Le Wine Factory.

Phu Le communal house was chosen as the first attraction of the group

 Dr. Nguyen Nha learns about the process of brewing wine at Phu Le craft village

 The delegation visited the wine storage area of Phu Le Wine Factory

The visiting delegation highly appreciated the unique production model combining the craft village community and modern factories according to international standards with the company’s dedication to preserving and developing the national spirit of the Vietnamese traditional wine. Phu Le Wine.

Dr. Nguyen Nha commented: “The esoteric yeast paste from 36 North-South herbs has created the typical wine flavor of Phu Le”.

Mr. Phan Van Mai, Member of the Central Committee of the Party, Standing Deputy Secretary of Ben Tre province said: “We strongly support individuals and businesses who are enthusiastic and determined to preserve the traditional cultural values of the craft village. , especially the land of Phu Le has many historical imprints. We hope that the artisans will continue to transmit their craft, multiply the traditional craft in the locality, and contribute to preserving this particular cultural value. As for businesses that always pursue the career of their ancestors like Phu Le Wine Joint Stock Company, we hope that the Company will continue to develop the model, not only with the winemaking profession, but also many other professions that are in danger of tomorrow. gradually over the years in this land”.