Hankai sparkling wine is brewed in Wiesbaden, Germany and sold all over the world. In terms of exporting German sparkling wine culture, Hankai has penetrated more than 100 countries around the world. Whenever he celebrates the gorgeous moments in his life, Hankai is present.

It all starts with an idea. Mainz wine merchant Adam Hanke discovered the exquisite art of making champagne in France. He returned to his hometown and successfully promoted the "combination" of French winemaking art and German skilled wine cellar craftsmanship. In 1856, he began to learn from French examples and brew exquisite sparkling wine, which marked the beginning of Hankai's successful development history.

With quality life, enjoyment and master-level sparkling wine production, Hankai is famous all over the world. At the end of the 19th century, Hankai became an export pioneer and a market leader. In the 1950s, Hankai played an important role in the German economic miracle. Looking back at that time, looking at the present, Germany's high-quality base wine and superb skills, coupled with French winemakers, ensures Hankai's good taste and consistent high quality.

Although it has become a global brand, Hankai is still proud to show the brand's birthplace on the logo, transforming the brand logo from the shield of his hometown into a golden iris. Every room in the original Wiesbaden building highlights the unique charm of the brand. A tribute to the spectacular wine cellar made of four grape varieties and is circulated in the stained glass of Blaue Salon. The magnificent marble hall used to be a reception hall for business partners around the world, and is now open regularly to the eye-catching dances, cultural and sports events, or as a place for screening Hankai’s new ads. A stylish enjoyment, a rich tradition: Hankai successfully blends the two.