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What is the standard of gbt 19506007?
Gbt 19506007 is the national standard of geographical indication products in xifeng liquor. Xifeng liquor, called Qin liquor and Liulin liquor in ancient times, is a local traditional famous wine produced in Liulin Town, Fengxiang District, Baoji City, Shaanxi Province, and is one of the four famous wines in China. It began in Shang Dynasty and flourished in Tang and Song Dynasties. It has a history of more than 3,000 years, and there are many allusions about Su Shi's drinking.

Xifeng liquor wine storage container

The traditional container in xifeng liquor is a big basket made of local Vitex negundo. The inner wall is pasted with hemp paper, coated with pig blood, and then coated with a certain proportion of egg white, beeswax, cooked vegetable oil and other materials, and dried, which is called "wine sea". This kind of storage container is different from other wineries' wine storage containers and has originality.

It is characterized by low cost, large inventory, low wine consumption, good aging, strong leakage resistance and suitable for long-term storage.

The original "wine sea" has different capacities, ranging from 50 kilograms to 5-8 tons. With the popularization of large containers, the compilation capacity of "Nine Seas" has gradually increased, and now there is a 50-ton "Nine Seas". At the same time, the cement tank container was developed, but the paint in it remained unchanged, thus maintaining the inherent style of xifeng liquor.

The inner coating of wine sea plays an important role in xifeng liquor style. Jiuhai makes wine dissolve into some components in Jiuhai coating during storage.

The dissolved components of Jiuhai coating are ethyl pentacarbonate, ethyl hexacarbonate, ethyl linoleate, ethyl oleate, ethyl pentadienoate and trace terpenoid β-limonene. These substances undoubtedly played a certain role in helping xifeng liquor's style, giving xifeng liquor a smell of honey.