Team & Group Activities

An evening exploring Beijing’s hutongs through the street foods we love — paired with carefully selected wines from China and around the world.

This experience blends local street food, wine tasting, and real neighbourhood exploration into one curated journey. You’ll walk through hidden hutong alleys, stop at spots we personally go to, and experience how different flavours interact through intentional pairings.

🍷 What You’ll Experience

• 4 street food stops in Beijing hutongs
• 4 wines paired with each dish (including wines from China and other countries)
• A mix of classic Beijing favourites and lesser-known local bites
• Guided introduction to each wine, region, and pairing
• A relaxed walking route through local neighbourhoods

🥟 The Concept

This is not a traditional food tour or a formal wine tasting.

It’s a guided pairing experience built around contrast, flavour, and flow — combining:

• Rich, savoury street foods
• Fresh, crisp wines
• Deeper, structured reds
• A final sweet contrast to finish

Each stop is designed to show how food and wine can elevate each other in unexpected ways.

🍇 Why This Experience Works

• Street food brings bold, real flavours
• Wine adds balance, contrast, and depth
• Hutongs create an authentic, social setting
• Small group format keeps it personal and interactive

You’re not just tasting — you’re understanding why flavours work together.

📍 Where It Takes Place

This experience runs through the hutongs of central Beijing, the historic alleyways where local life still happens every day.

You’ll explore:

• Hidden backstreets
• Local food spots
• Neighbourhood corners most visitors never find

🍷 Chinese Wine Focus

Part of the experience includes 2 wines from Ningxia (宁夏) — one of China’s most exciting wine regions.

Located along the Yellow River near the Helan Mountains, Ningxia’s dry climate and long sunlight hours create ideal conditions for growing grapes, especially reds like Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah.

👥 Who This Is For

Couples, small groups, and teams

Travellers looking for fun unique things to do in Beijing

Food lovers who want more than just eating

Wine enthusiasts curious about Chinese wines