In the eyes of most people, as long as a wine has a generous appearance, everything else can be ignored.
Of course, although more than 70% of people are concerned about the appearance of this wine when choosing a wine, for those who really like to drink, when they choose a wine, they choose more based on the purpose of this wine. If you want to give gifts, then when choosing wine, the first thing you need to look at is undoubtedly the appearance of this wine. If this wine is just yourself, then you can just ignore the atmospheric appearance and just look at whether this wine is a grain wine and whether it is a cost-effectiveness or not.
is just annoying that although people nowadays consider the use of liquor, they still inevitably buy "fake liquor" when buying liquor.
Now the crackdown on "fake wine" in the liquor market has increased. "fake wine" has begun to gradually disappear, but other wines will still exist, such as "low quality wine" and "official label wine". Faced with such wines, many wine friends are very embarrassed. They obviously bought big-name wine to prepare for gifts, but they never thought that when the wine they gave was either inferior or private label wine.
Speaking of this, many people will ask, now there are so many liquors in the liquor market, how to make them so that they can distinguish between inferior wine and private label wine?
In fact, this is not a difficult task. When you see these marks on , you must pay attention to it. It is either inferior wine or private label wine.
One: Understand the background.
Although many people rarely look at the background of this wine when drinking, because in their opinion, it is enough to look at the taste of a wine. It doesn’t matter what other things are.
However, today with the development of information, many wine lovers have found that many of the "low quality wine" and "internal label wine" popular in the liquor market are wines with no background history. These wines attempt to confuse the public with fakes, making many wine lovers seem to not know whether this wine is true or false, because there is only a little difference in the names of these wines.
Many people often get caught in the trap because of accidental care. In order to avoid such things happening frequently, many wine lovers think of understanding the background of this wine. After understanding the background of this wine thoroughly, then check whether to buy it. This is a very useful method for many people.
Today's "fake wine" is gradually disappearing in the liquor market. "Short-quality wine" and "Official-label wine" appear one after another, which makes many wine lovers repeatedly "hit" when they drink it. Many wine lovers are suffering. Faced with this situation, you can actually consider this Yuande imitation Taiwan wine , which originated from the Chishui River (Kweichow Maotai Town).
This wine has a history of more than 20 years. This wine can have such a high status in the sauce wine circles. In fact, a large part of the reason is that this wine uses the extremely rare local red tassel glutinous sorghum, which can be screened out from it, and put it into the brewing pond to make it. It uses the water of the Chishui River, and has been brewed for more than one year, and has been stored for 7 to 15 years. In the end, this wine has more than 90% of the taste of Feitian Moutai.
As an sauce-flavored liquor made of pure grain, although this wine is slightly yellow in color, it has no impurities. When it is opened, the aroma of the wine is stronger than that of ordinary wine and smells very comfortable. Pour it into the wine glass. The wine line is very thin and the hops are very rich. When
is drunk, this wine tastes very good, with a strong and mellow feeling, elegant and delicate, with a prominent saliva, which makes you feel uncomfortable and comfortable.
The second: look at the ingredients.
If you can better judge whether “official label wine” or “low quality wine”, you can actually look at the ingredients of this wine.
There are many wines, but in fact they have them in the ingredients. If you see alcohol, flavors, etc., it will be considered inferior wine.
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