Foreign wines, whether western, Russian or Japanese, have a paragraph on the label or box of the bottle to introduce the style of the wine and the history of the winery. Although the time is not long, it is very important, especially when China people drink foreign wine, they think these things are more practical and play an important cultural role for drinkers.

Looking back at the wines in China, there are few descriptions. At present, among the existing so-called 17 famous wines, only Maotai's wine box has instructions. I remember that there seemed to be some descriptions on the bottles or boxes of China wines in the 1980s and 1990s, but now they are basically gone. At most, some wine parties hang a brochure with more contents on it, such as drunkards and highland barley wine. However, I think this method is not as simple and convenient as printing it directly on the bottle or wine box. It's a little troublesome to open this booklet when everyone is drinking. Therefore, I personally prefer wine labels and wine boxes with written descriptions. For consumers, this is the most direct window to understand a wine.