When buying wine, the boss asks himself whether to drink it or give it away. Be careful when encountering it. There are many ways to do it. Don’t show off. Chinese culture is profound and profound, and speaking is also an art. Sometimes it seems to be a simple few words, but in f

When buying wine, the boss asks himself whether to drink it or give it away. Be wary when encountering it. There are many ways out there, so don’t show timidity.

Chinese culture is profound and profound, and speaking is also an art. Sometimes it seems to be a simple few words, but in fact it contains tricks. Let’s take the matter of buying wine as an example! When everyone goes to buy wine, the boss may ask: "Should I drink it myself or give it away?"

This sentence seems to be very common, simple and easy to understand, but in fact, this sentence is the operator’s precise grasp of consumer demand. Do you feel confused instantly when you say this? Let’s analyze this sentence in detail below.

When the boss asks this question, if your answer is "drink it yourself", then the boss will focus on quality and recommend you some quality-focused wine based on your needs. Such wines are generally not bad.

But if your answer is "gift", then the boss has a lot of room to play. At this time, there are two possibilities:

1. Premium Famous wines with serious phenomenon: There is no doubt that everyone will choose big-name wines as gifts. Because it is affordable, can support the occasion, and has face, it would be best if you can buy limited editions of famous wines. However, the price premium of this kind of wine is too serious, and there are many tricks in the middle.
2. Special wine for gift giving: has special purpose for everything, and the same goes for liquor. There is a type of wine that is specially made for gift giving. The common feature of this type of wine is that the packaging is very high-end and classy. It is perfect for gift giving, but the quality of the wine inside cannot be 100% guaranteed.

Therefore, when you go to a tobacconist's shop to buy alcohol, you should pay attention to your words and deeds. Each of your actions is a signal to the boss.

Experts are okay, but as ordinary people, how can we make the boss think that we are "experts" and can't be fooled when buying wine? In fact, it is not difficult. Here are a few tips:

1. "Which production area is this wine?"

There may seem to be only one word difference between place of origin and production area, but their meanings are very different. The place of origin is easy to judge. For example, Guizhou is the concentration of Maotai-flavor wine, while Sichuan is the hometown of Luzhou-flavor wine, but the production areas are different. Production areas are more subtle divisions of production areas.

Let’s take Guizhou as an example! Renhuai City in Guizhou Province is known as the "City of Maotai Liquor" in my country, and its Maotai Town is famous both at home and abroad. Maotai Town is the core production area of ​​Maotai Liquor in my country. The Maotai-flavor wine here is wanted by everyone and is of excellent quality.

1. "Ask the price of the day for big-name wines"

Some big-name wines are very collectible. Take Moutai as an example. Its daily price is different. If you ask the boss directly, how much does a bottle of Moutai cost? It seems too amateurish, because famous wines are priced at one price every day, and insiders will ask, "What is the price of Feitian Moutai today?"

1. Look at the quality level and implementation standards of the bottle

But for any wine produced by a regular winery, the packaging of each bottle of wine will be marked with the quality level of the wine, as well as the implementation standard number. The higher the level, the better the quality of the wine, which can also prove that it is a pure grain wine. The implementation standards of

starting with GB are national standards, while QB is the implementation standard of some enterprises. There are differences.

In fact, if you buy wine to drink by yourself or with your family, then there is no need to care too much about the brand and reputation. Some niche wines are also very good, made with pure grains and high cost performance, such as this Yuan De imitation Taiwanese wine .

It is a 7-year-old pure grain Maotai-flavor wine produced in Maotai Town, Renhuai, Guizhou. The winery is located on the bank of Chishui River, not far from Maotai Distillery , and has a natural wine-making environment.

The sorghum used for brewing is red tasseled waxy sorghum which is extremely suitable for brewing sauce wine. This kind of sorghum has high nutritional value and has plump and round grains. It can still be cooked for a long time under the "12987 ancient technology" and can still remain soft and not broken down after repeated cooking. The quality is very good.

The entire brewing cycle is 1 year, and the wine is stored for 7 years. After that, it is blended with 12-year-old base wine, so that the harmful substances in the wine can be completely volatilized, making the wine naturally mature and full of aged aroma.

Therefore, this wine has the explosive aroma after opening the bottle, and the sauce aroma is also " Maoxiang ". The entrance is mellow but not complex, soft but not light. In Guizhou, it is even called "Little Feitian" and "Affordable Moutai" by drinking friends.

Finally, I hope that everyone can learn to watch people’s behavior when buying alcohol and learn to be an expert, so that they will not be fooled by the owner of the cigarette shop.