Is this nice wine you just bought a Fake? Find out with CertiLogo

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by leconcierge | April 18, 2007 at 02:58 pm
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Tired of seeing his Brunello di Montalcino counterfeited, a Tuscan producer strikes back with a little help from technology.

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Jordan Yerman
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at 15:30 on April 18th, 2007

leconcierge, nice find! The process used here is called CertiLogo, which uses MMS for verification of unique  symbols... this ties in nicely with a favorite topic of Edmund Jenks.

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