China's Xi'an city sells fake Moutai wine...Three men are criminally detained - Chinese report

Two men have been arrested by police on suspicion of selling fake Moutai wine at a store in China's Shaanxi province. Moutai is a high-grade baijiu (a distilled liquor originating in China) produced in Guizhou Province.
Liquor). According to police, two customers recently purchased two bottles of Moutai wine at a store in Xi'an, Shaanxi province. We asked the store owner to confirm the anti-counterfeit code and issue a receipt.
The store owner refused and got into an argument with the two customers. Afterwards, the shop owner and two staff members tried to steal the Moutai wine that the customers had purchased.
In the process, he pushed one of the customers to the floor. Both bottles of Maotai sake were reportedly broken by the shop owners. Police arrested the owner and two employees on suspicion of selling counterfeit Moutai liquor at the store.
did. Police confiscated Moutai wine sold at the store. The store owners have been taken into criminal custody and an investigation is underway.