Suntory (China) Investment Co., Ltd., JimBeam Zhanbian, one of the top ten whisky brands, began in the United States in 1795, brewing a world-famous spirits brand, and was acquired by Japan's Suntory Corporation in 2014

Zhanbian Suntory people are the inheritors of a century-old brand. Since 1795, when a farmer and grain processor named Jacob Beam produced the first cask of whisky, it became known as "Jim Beam whisky". Today, Janbian is the flagship brand of bourbon, overseen by Fred Noe, the seventh generation of Janbian Distiller. The history of Suntory Co., Ltd. began in 1899, when its founder, Shinjiro Torii, began producing sweet wines. He then made the first cask of Japanese whisky, and today Suntory is the number one whisky maker in Japan, with flagship brands such as single malt whiskies Yamazaki and Hakushu, and blended whisky Hibiki. Suntory's core values of "Aim for the New and Be Courageous" inspire the team to make their business bigger and stronger...... Beam shares the same surprising values and entrepreneurial spirit, which is why it has stood for more than 200 years. Today, this spirit continues to lead Beam Suntory to become a global leader in premium spirits.

As the world's third-largest premium spirits company, Beam Suntory is committed to "crafting the spirits brands that Stir the World" so that people can meet friends and bond with each other through wine. The company's customers are located in all corners of the world, and they are vying to order the company's flagship brands of Jim Beam, Bourbon and Yamazaki Japanese Whisky, as well as other well-known brands such as "Maker's Mark", "Knob Creek", "Hakushu" and "Hibiki" , "Teacher's", "Laphroaig", "Bowmore", "Canadian Club", "Courvoisier", "Sauza", "Pinnacle" and "Midori". Founded in 2014 as a new company formed by the world leader in bourbon and the pioneer of Japanese whisky, Beam Suntory is known for its deep heritage, tireless pursuit of quality, and even more so for its innovative spirit and corporate culture. Beam Suntory is a subsidiary of Suntory Corporation of Japan, whose corporate headquarters are in Deerfield, Illinois.