In order to put an end to fake wine, the company produced a "talking" wine label

The “talking wine label” produced by Modulgraf of Italy is undergoing the final improvement work and will be officially launched on the market in November. The director of the company, Daniele Barentini, stated that "'Talking Wine Labels' brings alcoholologists to the wine table so that each wine can introduce itself in the first person." .

According to a Reuters report on July 6, the new label consists of a chip that is placed in a wine bottle. When the bottle is aimed at a cigarette-size device in a hotel or restaurant, it will hear, for example, "I am The red wine produced in 1988..." sounds like this. Barrontini said: "It can tell you how to enjoy this wine, and its place of origin information, and even use it to listen to music." He also said that they will target in the restaurant, wine shop and provide Wine tasting service in the vineyard. Currently, Italian premium wine producers including Breno have shown interest in the product.

The report said that Modulgraf is a company that specializes in the labeling of alcoholic beverages in order to prevent the production of fake wines. The company plans to enter the "talking wine label" into the famous Milan wine show in November, but the product has not yet been officially named. The partner of the Modulgraf company, the German engineer Florentin Delin, has patented this technology.
(Northeast Network)