I bought three bottles of Tian Fei Maotai and found that the bottom of the bottles was different. How to tell the true from the false?

I have been engaged in the wine industry in Maotai Town for so many years. Usually, many drinkers like to send out some Moutai to help me distinguish between true and false. Although I'm not an expert, I try my best to help my drinkers. In fact, there are many tips to identify the authenticity of Maotai, such as looking at trademarks, outer packaging, and small wine glasses brought by Maotai. I mentioned them in previous articles. Today I'm going to talk about how to identify the authenticity of Maotai by looking at the bottom of the bottle.

Maotai wine bottle has undergone dozens of updates before it evolved into what it is now. It's too complicated to elaborate. Today, we mainly take wine bottles after 2000 as an example.

Look at the five-star pattern in the middle.

The five-star pattern in the middle of authentic Maotai is angular, with clear traces and easy identification. Scattered around the grain of wheat ears are large and small, with distinct lines. On the contrary, the fake five-star pattern is very rough, the edges and corners are blurred, the three-dimensional sense is not strong, and the wheat ears will be connected together.

Look at the letters w and m.

The letters W and M of the real Maotai wine bottle are round and smooth, and the seams between the letters are not obvious, so it feels very comfortable. The joint and both sides of the fake Maotai letters are basically the same length, and the font is thin.

Third, look at the distance between maotai and co.

Friends who pay attention to observation can find that the distance between Maotai and CO of the genuine Maotai on the left of the picture below is relatively wide and visible to the naked eye. The distance between fake maotai is very short, which looks like sticking together.

The above are some skills to identify true and false wines through wine bottles. Of course, I know that there are also many unscrupulous merchants in the market who use real wine bottles to deceive drinkers. This situation may not be known until you have tasted it yourself. But in life, if you can avoid being cheated by these simple methods, who will be willing to spend 1300+?

As a traditional brewer in Maotai Town, what I hate most is fake wine! There are too many fake wines on the market now, which makes consumers lose the ability to distinguish good wines, deceives wine lovers and insults the most traditional and valuable brewing technology! So many drinkers can come to me to identify Moutai at ordinary times. I know everything!

At the same time, I will take a warning and never make this mistake again. The so-called gentleman loves money and takes it properly. I believe that as long as I insist on making my own pure grain wine with good quality and good taste, I will be recognized by more drinkers!