The simplest identification of true and false liquor

The simplest identification of liquor is the appearance packaging, bottle cap and cork, and liquor color.

1, appearance packaging

Careful observation of the appearance of liquor packaging, regular liquor manufacturers will pay attention to the design and production of packaging, clean appearance, clear printing, no obvious defects. At the same time, we need to pay attention to the existence of anti-counterfeiting marks, such as anti-counterfeiting labels and anti-counterfeiting QR codes. These are the important features of genuine products.

2, bottle caps and bottle stoppers

Bottle cap and bottle stopper are also one of the key points to judge the authenticity of liquor. Regular liquor bottle caps usually take special anti-counterfeiting measures, such as safety rings and anti-counterfeiting paper stickers, while counterfeit products often use ordinary bottle caps. In addition, the texture and technology of the bottle stopper can also reflect the authenticity. Authentic products often use wooden stoppers or high-grade plastic stoppers, which have a solid texture and no odor.

3. Wine color

Tilt the bottle and observe the color of the wine. Authentic liquor is transparent and clear in color, with no suspended matter and no sediment. If liquor is found to be turbid in color or has granular substances, it is likely to be a counterfeit product.

Popular science of liquor

China liquor is a compound flavor with esters as the main body, koji and distiller's yeast as saccharifying and fermenting agents, and starch as raw materials, which are cooked, saccharified, fermented, distilled, aged and blended. Strictly speaking, liquor blended with edible alcohol and spices is not regarded as liquor. Liquor is mainly concentrated in the upper reaches of the Yangtze River and the triangle of Renhuai, Guizhou, Yibin, Sichuan and Luzhou, Sichuan, with the largest and best quality distilled liquor producing area in the world.

The liquor industry clusters of Mao, Wu and Lu, the three famous Chinese wines, account for half of the liquor industry in China. From 202 1 1, the new People's Republic of China (PRC) Import and Export Tariff was officially implemented. Chapter 22 of the tariff has the tariff number of 2208.9020 and the Chinese title is Liquor, 2028.