I didn’t know there could ever be fake alcohol until I tasted a fake recently. How do you spot fake?
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I didn’t know there could ever be fake alcohol until I tasted a fake recently. How do you spot fake?
To identify any fake bottle of beer is so simple there are 2 steps to identify; just shake the bottle of any beer and then see its effervescence if the bubbles in the going upside then its real and if it doesn’t then its fake. If you are still unable to identify then drink it because the fake beer always has a weird coffee ground kind of aftertaste. Real beers don’t have that taste. And many of the bars simply don’t even know that they are selling fakes, they get them from suppliers that get them from questionable sources.
Try to buy only from authorized sellers shop. Do not fall prey to online delivery of alcohol advertisements. Insist for a proper bill for your purchase. If there is online delivery system, please re-verify it. Look closely at the packaging: Always pay close attention to the packaging. Counterfeiters can produce a close copy, but they mostly cannot perfect it. Usually, there are visible differences in the size, logo, and colors used in packaging. This difference might be as small as the text that is being used or a slight change in the logo. A regular user with a keen eye might spot it in an instance. For example: Names such as Johnnie Walker should be with an ”ie” and not a ”y” and Chivas Regal would suddenly be turned into Chivas Rigal. Never accept a product that might seems previously been opened. These features are generally missing from fake make-up products. Smudged labels also indicate that the product is counterfeit. Check for Government Tax stamps. The most important is check for authentication features, they are extremely difficult to copy and replicate for counterfeiter.