Review the key appraisal points, item details and handover options.
Baijiu Buyback Enquiries and Batch Checks
A Baijiu Review Starts with the Bottle
Aged baijiu requires checks on the label era, plastic seal, printed codes, weight and packaging. The words 'old liquor' or a brand name alone do not establish an edition; if provenance is unknown, say so.
Baijiu with the same brand name can carry different cap styles, production codes, batches and presentation boxes. A baijiu bottle is not assigned final terms from one blurred image because its cap, codes, fill and weight must agree.
What We Check
We check the brand, year, batch, cap and plastic seal, printed codes, fill level, weight, box and provenance. If a printed code, cap edge, fill line or box marking is missing, we identify the precise angle to add.
- Front, back and neck labels, plus the bottle cap
- Plastic seal, printed codes, bottle base and side view of the fill level
- Gift box, packing list, receipts and other accessories
Before Handover
Keep every bottle sealed. Do not peel off the plastic seal, open the bottle, add glue or remove age-related marks. If you suspect leakage, store the bottle upright.
- Note the year and size for each bottle separately
- Disclose leakage or low fill, damaged labels and missing box pieces
- Arrange a physical inspection only after the initial photo review
Related Resources
Browse related collections first, then organise the information around the brand, year, batch and bottle size.
Send Photos for an Initial Review
For Chinese baijiu, show the cap and sleeve, front and back labels, printed production codes, fill line, bottle base and outer box. Add the brand, volume, batch, quantity and storage location.
Share baijiu cap and batch-code images: 9453 0784 Discuss a baijiu batch by phone: +852 9453 0784
