Wine labels are labels used to identify wine. They contain information such as variety, name, year, grade, and production area, which helps consumers understand the quality and characteristics of wine.
There are two types of labels that can be seen on wine bottles. One is the wine label of the winery in the country of origin (generally known as the front label), and the other is the Chinese wine label (back label) attached by the importer or the winery in the country of origin according to the regulations of the importer and the government. Common contents of wine labels include the following: (1) grape variety; (2) wine name; (3) harvest year; (4) grade; (5) production area; (6) bottler; (7) winery name; (8) wine producing country name; (9) net content; (10) alcohol concentration.
Q1: Why do some wine labels have two years?
They may indicate the grape picking year and the bottling year respectively, which is common in wines with strong aging potential
Q2: Does a damaged wine label affect the quality of the wine?
If the Chinese information on the back label is intact, a slight damage to the front label will not affect drinking, but the collection value will be reduced
Q3: How to judge whether the wine label is imported from the original bottle?
Observe the back label: the original bottle import must be labeled by the importer, and the original wine import will display the domestic filling information
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