The 25-year-old Napoleon brandy and Wuliangye that I have collected at home must be 25 years old. I'm asking a friend who knows about wine to give me a price.

This bottle of Wuliangye has the old version of the packaging, yes, but if it is more than 80 years old, there will be a problem, because almost all Wuliangye bottles in the 1980s have plastic bottle caps, and the packaging of Wuliangye bottles in the 1990s was changed. Use metal bottle caps. Of course, it is not ruled out that I bought it just when I was changing the bottle cap.

As for this bottle of foreign wine, let me tell you first of all that this is not Napoleon Brandy. Napoleon Brandy, one of the four major brandies in France, is called Courvoisier, named after the founder of the wine, who was a personal friend of Napoleon. , and Napoleon designated this wine as the imperial wine, and there is a silhouette of Napoleon's back on the bottle, so it is commonly known as Napoleon Brandy in China.

As for the Napeleon on this bottle, it is indeed Napoleon’s name, but it has nothing to do with Napoleon brandy, because Napoleon is used in brandy and is a grade between VSOP and XO. Before the emergence of XO, it was the highest grade of brandy, so it is a joke that this bottle of wine is labeled with both VSOP and Nepoleon. This is either a domestic wine with a foreign brand, or a special edition foreign wine specially designed to deceive Chinese people. This wine was once priced at more than 70 yuan on Taobao, but it can no longer be found, while Courvoisier VSOP sells for more than 200 yuan.