To answer some of your questions, I also found some information for you online.

The answer to your first question is, did you purchase the wine in installments at Minsheng Bank’s own mall? If so, then the wine is genuine. Of course, it is not ruled out that some products are fake, then you are very lucky. Of course, you can refer to the second point to compare whether this is true or false to rule out the authenticity.

To answer your second question, I found this question on the Internet, so I copied it to you.

As for how to judge whether French wine is imported, I judge it through the following points:

1 Since this wine is French wine, what is the wine? The official label wine must have French grade information (originally imported). This wine is written as AOC grade on a certain website. Judging from the official label of this wine, it should be an AOC-level wine, because the photos taken by the wine merchant are relatively blurry (the reason for the blur is probably because the wine merchant himself does not know much about wine, because the wine merchant’s official label picture Mainly concentrated on the upper half of the wine label, while the grade information in the lower half is ignored). You can vaguely see the AOC wine label from the picture.

2 The wine production area is Bordeaux Superieur in France. This production area is one of the production areas in France and has this production area. Moreover, the word of this production area is also on the front label of the wine label.

3 The barcode of this wine starts with 34, which is in line with the French barcode starting with 30-37.

4 The back label of this wine is that there is only one manufacturer, a French one, and the agent is a Chinese agent. (Generally, domestic bottlers will give the name of a domestic manufacturer)

This wine is just average. This is a super Bordeaux wine, which is 0.5 points higher than the average Bordeaux wine. Alcohol content, and it is aged for more than half a year than ordinary Bordeaux, that's all.