What labels do you need to see when importing wine?

As a world-class alcoholic beverage, wine, no matter which country it is from, will have some international standards on the wine label. Yuncang Winery brand LEESON red wine shares. Therefore, once you get a bottle of imported wine, you still need to understand some basic labels.

First, look at the wine label, mainly to see the brand or winery of the wine, that is, who brews the wine. Whether it is Old World wine represented by France, Italy, Spain, etc. or New World wine represented by the United States, Australia, Chile, and South Africa, the more specific the production area information on the wine label, the higher the quality of the wine. Most of the time, the grape variety used in the wine will be indicated on the label, such as Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, etc. If it is a single-variety wine, most of the grape varieties will be indicated, and if it is a blended wine, the grape variety will not be indicated. Case. When imported wines are circulated in the market, they will have a Chinese back label, which can be compared with each other.

Second, look at the specifications. Generally, imported wine with original packaging is usually measured in 750ml , and sometimes in " cl ". If it is a pure foreign language wine label, it will mark 75cl instead of 750ml , and " cl " means deciliters. If the target is " ml " milliliters, generally foreign language wine labels will be equipped with Chinese labels. Therefore, the unit of measurement cannot be used as the basis for judging the authenticity of wine.

Third, look at the barcode. Generally, the original imported wine will have an international barcode. Different numbers represent different countries. French wine starts with 3 , America is 0 , Spain is 8 , Chile is 7 , and Australia is 9 .

Fourth, look at the wine seal. The wine seal on the original imported red wine cork can be rotated, it is just an identification symbol, not for sealing.

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