How to Identify the Authenticity of Famous Liquors from the 1990s

In life, many people not only like to drink, but also like to collect famous wines, especially those produced in the 1990s, which are the focus of people's collection. However, there are not many famous wines produced in the 1990s circulating in the market, and there are some fakes. If you don't pay attention to identification when buying, you will be fooled. So how should you usually identify the authenticity of famous wines produced in the 1990s? Different brands of famous wines have different identification methods. Let me share with you.

1. Identification method of Moutai

It turns out to be the most important famous liquor in the 1990s and is also the focus of people's collection. Those Moutai liquors that were truly produced in the 1990s will have the alcohol content marked below the main label, and there will be a red ribbon on the outside of the bottle, embroidered with the words "China Kweichow Moutai", "China Famous Liquor" and "World Famous Liquor", and it is also equipped with a red rubber cap with the same words on it. If you find that Moutai liquor does not have these marks, it means that it is not the real Moutai liquor produced in the 1990s.

2. Wuliangye Identification Method

Wuliangye is also one of the famous Chinese liquors. It was particularly popular around the 1990s and is a popular collector's item on the market. Among the Wuliangye produced from 1990 to 1998, the product names were Great Wall and Wuliangye. In 1998, the Wuliangye Distillery was restructured. At that time, the manufacturer on the outer packaging of the liquor was changed to Sichuan Yibin Wuliangye Group Co., Ltd. If it is found that Wuliangye does not meet these conditions, it means that it is a fake and not worth buying and collecting.

3. Identification method of Fenjiu

Fenjiu is also one of the famous Chinese liquors. During the Cultural Revolution, the trademark of this famous liquor was changed to "Si Xin". After the 1970s, its trademark was changed to Gujingting. After that, Fenjiu had pressed-cap glass. When identifying the authenticity of Fenjiu in the 1990s, you can look at the spray code on its screw-cap. The spray code is the manufacturer code and production date. If there is no code, it proves that it is a fake.

4. Identification method of Xifeng Liquor

Xifeng Liquor is also one of the famous liquors in China in the 1990s. This kind of liquor was produced quite early, and it already existed in the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China. But after entering the 1990s, the short aluminum cap it used began to be transformed into a long aluminum cap, and the neck of the bottle became longer. The bottle began to become diversified and had a certain artistic appreciation value. Fake Xifeng Liquor does not have these characteristics.