The word "fen" on the genuine bottle cap is laser printed and cannot be erased. The upper part of the word "fen" is on the bottle cap and the lower part is on the bottle body, which is neither crooked nor oblique, and the font is consistent from top to bottom. The word "fen" on the fake bottle body is staggered up and down or the handwriting can be erased by hand.

In the blank space between the words "Fenjiu" on the main sign, you can see the patterns of the shepherd boy and the Gu Jing Pavilion under oblique illumination, so be alert if you can't see them. On the right side of the word "wine", the one below the third water is not labeled with the word "Monsieur beaucaire", leaving a little gap. If there is no gap in the bond, it is fake wine.

There are 16 black vertical lines between the two corners of the registered trademark "Gu Jing Pavilion", and the thickness of the vertical lines of real wine is basically the same, which is very uniform. One more or one less can be regarded as fake wine. Due to the automatic pasting of the machine, the front and back labels of Huanggai Fenjiu will form a series of wiredrawing shapes. Fake wine is brushed by hand, and it is impossible to paste it by hand in a brushed shape. If there is no drawing shape label, it is regarded as fake wine.

Fenyang distilled liquor

Fenjiu (another name: Xinghua Village Liquor) is a kind of China shochu brewed with grain as the main raw material. It is a traditional famous wine in China, produced in Xinghua Village, Fenyang City, Shanxi Province, and is a typical representative of Fen-flavor liquor. It is famous for its clear, clean, elegant and pure, long and sweet taste, that is, color, fragrance and taste. It has a long history of about 4,000 years, and is the crystallization of the wisdom and labor achievements of the ancient working people in China.