1. Look at the rubber cap

1. Check the tightness of the rubber cap

If the plastic cap of real wine has shrunk and there is no trace of opening, otherwise it is fake wine. At the same time, the real wine plastic cap can rotate slightly by about 0.5 to 1 cm, while the fake wine plastic cap cannot rotate or rotate too much.

2. Look at the gear on the top of the rubber cap

The gear on the top of the real wine rubber cap has 13 teeth, and the 1st and 10th gear grooves are rounded, and the other 11 teeth The gear grooves are at right angles, if not, it can be determined to be fake wine.

3. Look at the inkjet numbers on the plastic cap

The inkjet numbers on real wine are round and full, with a grainy feel, and the color is black and shiny. The numbers printed on counterfeit wines are thick and fuzzy, the dots are not round, they even fade or are piled together, making it difficult to distinguish.

4. Look at the character "Mao" printed on the rubber cap

There is a gap on the left side of the character "Mao" printed on the real wine, but there is no gap on the fake wine.

5. Look at the secret mark on the plastic cap

There is a small black spot above the production date of real wine, but there is not one in fake wine.

2. Look at the streamers

1. Look at the length of the streamers. For real wine, the two streamers are the same length, while for fake wine, one is longer and the other is shorter.

2. Look at the position of the streamers. The two streamers of real wine are facing the word "Mao" on the label in their natural vertical state, and the bottom of the streamers cannot go beyond the lower part of the word "Mao", probably at the lower hook of the word "Mao". The position of the streamers of fake wine is too short. or too long.

3. Look at the text and numbers on the ribbon. The text on the real wine streamer is "China Kweichow Moutai" in white, and there is a number ranging from 0 to tens on the inner streamer. The number is located near the second section of the bottle. There is no logo on the fake wine streamer or the numbers are in the wrong position.

3. Look at the registered trademark

1. The image of the real wine flying fairy is plump, with rounded facial lines, while the fake one has sharp and thin facial lines.

2. The lines of Zhenjiu Feitian label are clear and the color is uniform and full. Fake wine has uneven color.

3. There is a chip on the left side of the real wine glass, but there is no chip on the fake wine glass.

4. The real wine has obvious folds in these three places, while the fake wine has no folds and the corners are not obvious.

5. These two spots are small black dots for real wine and short lines for fake wine.

6. Real wine has wavy arcs here, while fake wine has straight lines or smooth curves.

7. The real wine has a certain arc on the right fairy arm, while the fake wine has a straight line.

8. The connection between the right fairy's arm and the streamer of the real wine is disconnected, and there is a sense of front and back three-dimensionality; the fake wine has horizontal lines intersecting, and there is no sense of three-dimensionality.

9. The real wine has an obvious short yellow line between the right fairy’s hands, while the fake wine has no yellow line or the yellow line is not obvious.

10. There are 5 grids in the fairy blue area of ????the left fairy blue of real wine, and the grid gaps are relatively even, and the rightmost short line is separated from the upper horizontal line. The gaps in fake wine are uneven or have no gaps, and the rightmost short line is connected to the upper horizontal line.

11. The word "note" in Zhenjiu is separated on both sides, with a vertical line on the right, a short horizontal line on the left and a long one on the right, with a thick middle and pointed ends. The right side of the fake wine is dotted.

12. There is a slight arc at the end of the word "book" for real wine, and there are obvious black spots at the intersection of the strokes. Fake wine is too square or has obvious hooks.

13. The first dot of the word "Shang" in real wine is a vertical and downward thin line, while the dot in fake wine is crooked and slanted.

14. The "label" of real wine is next to the word "木", and the word "木" is connected to the "覀" in "ticket". The counterfeit wine has a horizontal line next to the handle or the word "木" that is not connected to the "覀" in "ticket".