53 degree glass bottle is packaged in two types of bottle caps. Yellow-covered Bofen wine has a rich aroma, a soft taste, and is delicious but not overpowering. We all call it Bofen, and it is a pure grain wine. Fenjiu is produced in Shanxi Xinghuacun Fenjiu Co., Ltd. Only joint-stock ones are genuine Fenjiu, and Fen brand is produced by group companies, and most of them are OEM products.

Distinguish the authenticity of wine

Do not choose wine or packaging with obvious defects in appearance. Do not buy fake wine bottles that vary in shape and thickness, have old outer packaging, loose seals or uneven teeth. Look at the anti-counterfeiting signs. Anti-counterfeiting marks are the main identification method. Many people do not pay attention to anti-counterfeiting trademarks when buying things, or do not trust anti-counterfeiting trademarks. In fact, this is a wrong understanding.

After several years of development, anti-counterfeiting technology is now relatively sound. The person in charge of the Huade Anti-Counterfeiting Technology Department introduced that many liquors now use nano-moisture-sensitive anti-counterfeiting technology on their packaging boxes or bottle caps. They only need to wipe it lightly with water to instantly display the anti-counterfeiting logo, and consumers only need to pass the anti-counterfeiting logo. Identify real and fake wine.

From the appearance of the glass bottle, the liquor is clear and transparent, and there is no precipitation. Shake the bottle. If the hops slowly disappear and the wine remains clear and transparent, it is a high-quality wine. If after shaking, there are floating debris, the hops are densely turned up, unevenly distributed and disappear quickly, it is a low-quality wine.