Five-Step Feitian Moutai Authentication: Illustrated Guide for Post-2020 Labels
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This guide explains edition and label identification for Feitian Moutai 2020, helping owners organise bottle photographs, condition notes and packaging evidence before requesting an appraisal from Chunxiang ...
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Key points of this article (case sharing): At Chunxiang Wine Merchants, we understand Moutai The preciousness of wine is not only a delicious wine, but also an asset with investment and collection value.
1. The first is the gear on the top of the rubber cap. The gear lines of real wine are full and uniform, and the width is roughly the same as the width of the blank space in the middle of the gear; while the gear lines of fake wine are thinner than the spaces.
2. Next, inspect the "Mao" and "Tai" characters on the capsule. A genuine bottle has a small dot between them; a counterfeit may omit this detail.
3. Finally, let’s take a look at the production date, production batch number, and serial number on the real wine plastic cap. The production date and production batch number are aligned in the upper and lower rows of numbers, while the serial number is arranged in the center and aligned with the upper row of numbers; on the other hand, the production date and production batch number of fake wine are aligned to the left.
1. Observe the comparison of real and fake wines in the picture below. It is obvious that the color of the genuine and fake Feitian Goddess trademark is clearer and saturated, and the overall appearance is bright and shiny; the fake wine is darker in color.
2. First inspect the character pronounced zhu. On a genuine label, there is a visible gap between its left-hand radical and the rest of the character; on a counterfeit they may appear almost joined.
3. Next inspect the character pronounced biao. On a genuine label, its strokes are fuller and rounder and the overall character looks wider; on a counterfeit it often appears narrow and elongated.
4. Through the picture below, we can see these details. First of all, there are no other lines passing between the bottom lines of the wrist strap of the real wine; there are arm lines passing between the two lines of the fake wine wrist strap. In addition, the other streamers and skirts of the real wine have obvious edges and irregular bulges, while the fake wine shows a regular arc shape.
1. Use a purple light to illuminate the sea blue label of real wine. The sea blue label of real wine will be clear and uniform in the shape of a grid; if it is absent or blurred, it can be judged as fake wine.
2. The number "7" in the barcode on the back label of real wine is straight, while fake wine will have a slightly curved shape. In addition, the brim of the real wine "1" is slightly tilted upward; the brim of the fake wine is naturally downward.
3. It can be seen from the picture that Moutai introduces the small details of the words "wine" and "te". Real wine has the following characteristics: the word "wine" is full of dots, and the word "te" is inconsistent with the two points.
4. From the detailed picture of the wheat ears on the back label, you can see that the real wine has a small dot mark, while the fake wine does not have this mark.
Get a value for your Feitian Moutai collection
To avoid a large gap between the initial and final valuation, first organise the Moutai information relevant to 'Five Steps to Authentication: A Complete Guide to Feitian Moutai Anti-Counterfeit Marks After 2020.' Check the closure, fill level, vintage markings and accessories before comparing recent transaction demand. For aged baijiu, pay particular attention to leakage, the capsule and the typeface on the back label.