When it comes to food, many people may be very interested in it. When they think about it, they can't help drooling, but at the same time, if there is food, there must be wine.
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When it comes to drinks, many people think of red wine. Nowadays people like red wine very much. Drinking more red wine, especially women, is also of great help to beauty beauty, and two glasses before going to bed are also helpful to sleep. However, many people think that the water content of red wine is too high, and even it is difficult to distinguish between true and false. Bian Xiao will share with you four tips on how to distinguish red wine. If we master them, it will be helpful for our future wine tasting, and maybe we can distinguish between true and false wine.
The first point is to look at the bar code: I believe everyone knows that every regular bottle of red wine will have a certain bar code on it. Although the bar code is just a string of numbers in the eyes of many people, the bar code on a bottle of wine contains a lot of information. If the first nine digits of the bar code represent the place where the drink comes out.
Second, look for Chinese: You know that China is very strict about some imported products, and these packages will have Chinese labels, so don't think that imported goods in English are imported red wine, which is also confusing.
The third point is to look at the measuring unit of the bottle. In fact, we can also tell whether it is the original machine. Generally speaking, our domestic counterfeiters don't know that there is a unit, while imported wines from abroad are generally cl, but generally counterfeiters are labeled ml. So when we buy some red wine, we can pay attention to this measurement unit, which is also a standard for us to measure the authenticity, and this recognition is better.
The fourth point is to look at the bottom of the bottle Generally, the bottom depression of the original red wine bottle is generally conical, and the bottle body will be thicker, so when we choose red wine, we can also look at the thickness of the bottle body and the bottom depression, and see the shape presented as the basis for identification.