Look at the bottle shape. Many famous brands of liquor have unique bottle shapes. For example, Moutai has been using white cylindrical glass bottles for many years, with a smooth bottle body and no impurities; Huzhou Laoyao Tequ uses a special-shaped bottle with the words "Huzhou Laoyao Distillery Patented Bottle" on the bottom of the bottle, and fake wine is wine. The shape of the bottles varies in height and thickness, the outer packaging is old and has no freshness, the sealing is not tight or the teeth are not neat.
Look at the printing. The printing of good liquor labels is very particular; the paper is fine and white, the fonts are standard and clear, the color is bright and even, the pattern registration is accurate, and the ink lines do not overlap. If there are English or Pinyin letters, the size should be consistent. In addition, many brands of liquor now use laser holographic anti-counterfeiting patterns on the packaging boxes or bottle caps, including "Flying" and "Pentagram", which will show different colors when viewed from different angles, and can only be used once. Once damaged, it cannot be restored. The trademark logo of fake wine is rough, the color is incorrect, and the pattern is blurred. The appearance of the trademark logo of fake wine is obviously different from that of genuine famous brand wine.
Look at the bottle caps. Currently, there are 17 kinds of nationally announced and recognized famous liquor bottle caps in my country. Most of them use aluminum metal anti-theft caps. They are characterized by smooth cap body, uniform shape, easy opening, and pattern on the cap. The text is neat and clear, and the words are precise. If it is a counterfeit product, it often leaks out when turned upside down, the cover is not easy to twist off, and the pattern and text are blurred.
Look at the carton packaging of real wine. In addition to the exquisite printing, the edge seams are neat and tight, and there are no gaps left by uneven elasticity; some bottle caps are also wrapped with plastic film, and the packaging is very Tight and no looseness.
Look at the clarity and turbidity. From the appearance of the glass bottle, the liquor is absolutely clear and transparent, and there is no precipitation. As a general rule, if the hops slowly disappear and the wine is clear and transparent, it is a high-quality wine. If the wine is turbid with floating debris, the hops are densely turned up, unevenly distributed and disappear quickly, it may be a fake wine.
Smell the aroma. Before drinking liquor, you can do another appraisal. Pour a little less wine on your hands, rub it with both hands for a while to heat the wine, and then smell its aroma. Generally speaking, if the wine smells fragrant, it is a fine wine; if it smells sweet, it is a medium wine; if it smells bitter, it must be a fake wine.