The Chinese wine label (back label) attached by the importer or the winery in the country of origin in accordance with the regulations of the importer and the government. Common contents on wine labels include the following:

(1) Grape variety;

(2) Wine name;

(3) Harvest year;< /p>

(4) Grade;

(5) Production area;

(6) Bottler;

(7) Winery Name;

(8) Name of country producing wine;

(9) Net content;

(10) Alcohol concentration.

Extended information:

1. New World Wine Labels

The labels of New World wines are relatively clear, and they are all in English, so they are easier to understand. . The most important things to remember about New World wine labels are the wine name (or brand), the grape variety used and the name of the production area. Vintage comes second, because the climate in the New World is relatively stable, and the vintage of most mid-priced wines has little impact on quality.

2. Bordeaux wine labels

The most important thing on French wine labels is the name of the place of origin, because the name of the place of origin is almost equal to the name of the wine. In addition, in the French classification system, if it is a better AOC (Authorized Production Area) wine, the name of the wine's origin will also be highlighted on the wine label.

3. Burgundy wine label

The production area and year of Burgundy wine are the most important information. Next is the bottling plant.

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