First look at the outer packaging. Zhenyangjiu’s trademarks are not only neat and clear, but also have a strong sense of concave and convex and a high level of printing. The trademark handwriting and patterns will not appear blurry, outdated or messy.

Second look at the seal. Foreign wine has aluminum seals and lead seals. Expensive wine containers have lead seals on the outside. Once the seal is opened, or there is no lead seal, the container of wine is deemed to be scrapped.

Thirdly look at the anti-counterfeiting signs. Generally, there is a trademark on the bottleneck of foreign wine. If you scratch off the trademark, you will find various anti-counterfeiting signs inside.

Fourth look at the numbers. Each foreign wine shop has its own code number, which indicates the production date of the wine and when it entered the mainland. If the counterfeit wine number does not comply with the numbering procedures of foreign wine shops, it will be easy to spot.

Five look at the color. The color of real wine is transparent and shiny, while the color of fake wine is dull.

The final way to identify genuine and fake foreign wine is to taste it. Foreign wine also has its own unique color, aroma and taste. However, identifying authenticity through tasting requires a certain level of professionalism.

How to identify the authenticity of foreign wine

Authentic and fake goods

The shrink film is neatly made, the fonts on the film are clear, and the fonts on the film are printed in dim color

The bottle cap is made of tin, exquisite workmanship, and the pattern is blurry

The label is clearly printed, the color is correct, the writing is blurry, and some words are spelled incorrectly