Basic information of Harbin brewery

At the beginning of this century, due to the construction of Middle East Railway, a large number of foreign immigrants entered Harbin. In order to meet the needs of foreigners, Russian businessman levski opened the first brewery in Harbin on 1900. Later, Czechs and Germans built several small breweries in Harbin. At that time, the annual production capacity of Urubei levski Brewery was 300 tons, and the brewery merged with Hagmeyer Liudeman Brewery on 1905. 1908, the factory was transferred to Uvalov, a Russian, and renamed as Guluoliya Brewery. 1932 It was transferred to the camp of Gavlake in Czech Republic and Li in China, and the factory was renamed Harbin Brewery. He was quickly transferred to Yepruva (Mrs. Gavlek, Russian) and Li's camp. By this year, the production capacity has reached 65,438+0,200 tons, the beer trademark is Russian Harbin brand, and a large number of products are draft beer in wooden barrels. Bottled mature beer is small in size, poor in wine quality and short in shelf life. The main sales targets are foreigners and some China people in Harbin and towns along the Middle East Railway. From 1900 to 1935, there were eight breweries in Harbin, which were later merged into Harbin brewery.