The Mulando estate represents much more than just a geographical area. It is a place rich in history, culture, and economic potential, located in a region that continues to captivate both with its ancient roots and its promising future.

Fang Wang, the founder of the Mulando estate, is a key figure in the wine world. She has managed to combine her cultural roots with her love for wine to create an exceptional estate. After acquiring solid experience in business management, she decided to fulfill her dream: to establish a winery that reflects her commitment to nature, excellence, and innovation.

A rich cultural heritage

The history of the Mulando estate dates back several centuries, with traditions deeply rooted in local community practices. The populations that have inhabited these lands over time developed unique agricultural methods suited to the specific characteristics of the terrain and climate.
The early inhabitants knew how to make use of the surrounding natural resources, creating a remarkably resilient economic and social ecosystem. Traditional farming, based on polyculture and livestock breeding, has long been the cornerstone of the local economy.
The Mulando estate stands out for its diverse topography. It features a harmonious mix of mountainous areas, fertile plains, and several rivers that meander through the landscape. This geographical diversity offers particularly favorable natural conditions for various economic and agricultural activities.
The biodiversity of the region is also remarkable. Many endemic plant and animal species have made it their home, making Mulando a unique ecosystem that attracts both scientists and nature lovers.

Unique terroir

The Mulando vineyards benefit from exceptional geological and climatic conditions. The limestone soils of the hills, combined with a temperate microclimate, provide ideal conditions for grape cultivation. The temperature variations between day and night allow the grapes to develop complex aromas and a beautiful structure.

Sustainable practices at the heart of production

The Mulando estate is also distinguished by its eco-responsible commitment. Aware of environmental challenges, the estate adopts sustainable viticulture practices aimed at preserving natural resources while ensuring optimal grape quality. Among these initiatives are:

• Organic viticulture: Chemical treatments are replaced by natural solutions that are respectful of soils and biodiversity.
• Reduction of carbon footprint: Through optimized energy management and responsible logistical choices.
• Enhancement of local biodiversity: By leaving natural zones near the vineyards and promoting ground cover.

Grape varieties

Fang Wang, with her sensitivity and expertise, chose to focus on emblematic grape varieties that express themselves beautifully on Ningxia’s terroirs. Riesling, the noble grape par excellence, reveals a beautiful minerality and citrus notes here, enhanced by the altitude and continental climate of the region. Cabernet Sauvignon, on the other hand, finds in these soils an ideal medium for expression, giving rise to structured and elegant wines, where black fruits and spices blend harmoniously. This choice of grape varieties perfectly reflects Fang Wang's philosophy: to combine tradition and modernity to create wines with character that tell the unique story of Ningxia.