Domaine Franco-Chinois, situated in Huailai, Hebei, near the capital city of Beijing, was initially established as an agricultural collaboration project between China and France. The winery selects authentic French grapevine and merges sophisticated winemaking techniques with Huailai's exceptional terroir to produce outstanding wines.
The Domaine Franco-Chinois logo features a three-part design, including a crown at the top, a shield in the middle, and the encircling grapevines. The “DFC” in the crown stands for Domaine Franco-Chinois. The shield-shaped coat of arms in the middle, a classic symbol of French nobility, is adorned with peonies representing China and fleur-de-lis signifying France carved crosswise on the shield.
The peonies symbolize Chinese classical elegance and grace, while the fleur-de-lis epitomizes light and freedom. The fleur-de-lis is also associated with French royalty, encapsulating France’s aristocratic poise and majestic sophistication. The harmonious pairing of these two flowers embodies the positive aspirations and potential of blending Chinese and French cultures. The grapevines surrounding the coat of arms are emblematic of wine.
