How to check the authenticity of Feitian Moutai is as follows:

1. Look at the genuine label. The color of the main label of Moutai is bright and bright, especially the red part. The color printing is even and uniform, and the gold, black and white colors also cooperate with each other and are harmonious. If the overall tone of the original label is dull, and obvious burrs and printing flaws can be seen at the edges where the various colors intersect, the wine is questionable.

2. Factory name. Since the establishment of the factory, the name of the factory in the lower right corner of the main label of Moutai has been changed many times. The history of the name changes of the "Feitian Brand" Moutai Distillery: from 1954 to 1958, it was "produced by the state-owned Renhuai Distillery", from 1958 to 1970, it was "produced by China Moutai Distillery", and from 1970 to 1989, it was "produced by China Moutai Distillery" , from 1989 to 2001, it was "produced by China Kweichow Moutai Distillery", and from 2001 to the present, it was "produced by Kweichow Moutai Co., Ltd.". If the name of the Moutai distillery of the corresponding year is wrong, it must be a fake wine.

3. Feitian trademark. Unscrupulous traders will use high-resolution scanners to scan the Feitian trademark, then cut out the image and color it to create trademark documents. During the cutout process, many anti-counterfeiting marks and line textures disappear or become deviated. Take the 2009 Moutai Feitian trademark as an example. The fairy on the left can look at the yellow ribbon on the back. The line in the circle should be slightly curved. If the line is smooth, keep doubts. There should be no black lines in the red ribbon circle on the left arm of the fairy on the right. If there are any lines, they are incorrect.

4. Year of production. Since 2001, Moutai's main products have been marked with the year of production in the upper half of the main label. At the end of December 2005, the production date of Moutai was moved from the main label to the bottom of the back label. If the production year of the corresponding year is in the wrong position, it must be fake wine.

5. Look at the rubber cap. After February 23, 2009, Moutai began to use new anti-counterfeiting red rubber caps for sealing. The color of the plastic cap is a relatively orthodox dark red. If it looks too bright or off-color, then the wine is questionable and you need to be cautious when buying it.