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The Art of Crafting Cần Wine in Vietnam’s Central Highlands

A delicious wine made from a unique blend of rice, herbs, and natural yeast, this beverage boasts a complex flavor profile.
Local artisans carefully prepare the perfect blend of rice and yeast, the foundation of this exquisite wine.
Only the finest rice is selected, ensuring a wine with a distinct and captivating flavor.
The wine-making process is a delicate art, utilizing natural materials and a unique blend of yeast and rice to create an unparalleled taste.
Natural yeast, crafted from leaves, roots, and bark, ensures a safe and authentic flavor.
The secret to this wine’s unique flavor lies in the carefully guarded blend of ingredients, creating an alcoholic beverage like no other.
Deeply rooted in the cultural heritage of the ethnic minority group of the Central Highlands, this wine is a testament to their rich traditions.
The wine is crafted with care, left to ferment in a terracotta jar for a minimum of 10 days, developing its distinct character.
Each ethnic group has its own unique recipe, with variations in the type and amount of rice and yeast used, creating a diverse range of flavors.
This wine is an integral part of village rituals and family celebrations, bringing people together in joyous celebration.
A trip to Ea Kao commune in Buon Ma Thuot city, Dak Lak province, offers visitors a chance to immerse themselves in the art of wine-making and discover the region’s cultural riches.
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