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Some colleagues at work bought a few bottles of dry red wine online; it was said to be imported directly from France. Each bottle cost 19.8 yuan and shipping was included. One bottle was opened on the spot, and we all tried it – the taste was okay. The packaging also seemed legitimate. It was said online that alkali water could be used to determine whether the wine was made from alcohol mixed with artificial colors, so we sent it to a laboratory for testing using alkali water, and there were no issues found. But if it’s real wine, a bottle only costs 2 euros – that’s unbelievably cheap. Who knows what the truth is?
I imported an empty bottle from France for 20 yuan just to take a look. . . ? :lol
The cost of alcohol isn’t high; it’s the packaging that matters, but definitely not in France
Wine is very cheap abroad; even the cost of bottling it is only minimal. The cost of wine that costs 300 yuan in supermarkets is only a fraction of that, and its taste is also excellent!
It’s obvious that it’s not imported in its original bottle, just use common sense to figure that out
Remove the bottle cap; if there is a printed logo on the cylindrical surface of the cap, then it’s an original imported bottle; if not, it isn’t.
Red wine isn’t very expensive abroad anyway. The wine culture abroad is not the same as the way wine is consumed in China. . .