Wine Bottle Is A Container For Wine

Wine bottle (jiǔ píng) is a container used to hold wine, most of which are glass products, and the initial molding is generally fired, blown and machine-made; decoration techniques include glazing, painting, carving and so on.
The materials of wine bottles are more and more diversified, including gold plating, copper plating, iron, tin, stainless steel, pottery, purple sand, porcelain, wood, bamboo, glass, horn, bakelite and so on. Wine bottles of various materials show their own characteristics and styles. Some are gorgeous and precious, some are solemn and generous, and some are light and graceful. Such as a gold-plated seven-story pagoda bottle. Copper-plated Guizhou Laojiao cannon bottle. Guizhou and Guangxi use local specialty resources such as ox horn and bamboo to make various special wine bottles.
The requirements for wine bottles are that no other peculiar smells can be introduced during long-term storage, no other unhealthy ingredients can be introduced, the loss of wine liquid should be minimized, and a small amount of wine with exhaust requirements.
Alcohol is a solvent that has a strong reaction ability to metals such as lead and aluminum, so the introduction of these substances should be avoided as much as possible, and lead-free glass and lead-free ceramics should be used.