Compounded wine is a mixed wine, usually composed of base wine, juice or other beverages, condiments and ice cubes.

Common prepared wines include martini, cocktails, juice wine, etc. During the production process, the prepared wine needs to be fine-tuned in many aspects such as sugar, alcohol content, and taste to achieve the best taste and drinking experience.

The wine base of the prepared wine can be original juice, distilled wine, or both. The most famous wine-making countries are also the major wine-producing countries in Europe, among which products from France, Italy, Hungary, Greece, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, Germany, the Netherlands and other countries are the most famous.

There are many varieties of prepared wines with different styles. It is difficult to classify them. The more popular classification method is to divide prepared wines into three categories: aperitif (appetizer), dessert wine (after-dinner sweet wine) Liquor), Liqueur (liqueur), as well as Chinese prepared wine and medicinal wine. Prepared wine, also known as mixed wine, refers to an alcoholic beverage refined by adding medicinal materials, spices and other raw materials to finished wine or edible alcohol.

Things to note when purchasing prepared wine

1. Choose a well-known brand. The quality of prepared wines from well-known brands is guaranteed and safe.

2. Pay attention to the shelf life of the prepared wine. Expired prepared wine will affect the taste and quality, and may affect the health of consumers.

3. Pay attention to the alcohol content. Different types of prepared wine have different alcoholic contents, so you need to choose according to your own preferences and the principle of drinking in moderation.

4. Look at the ingredient list. The ingredient list of prepared wine can help consumers understand the raw materials of the drink and the content of various ingredients, so that they can choose products that they like and meet their health needs.

5. Pay attention to whether the packaging is intact. Check whether the packaging is damaged or poorly sealed, so as not to affect the quality and safety of the drink.