Of­fi­cials of Al­stons Mar­ket­ing Com­pa­ny Lim­it­ed (AM­CO) has cat­e­gor­i­cal­ly de­nied claims that there are coun­ter­feit Mag­num Ton­ic Wines in cir­cu­la­tion.

Of­fi­cials de­nounced so­cial me­dia re­ports as they re­as­sured that the qual­i­ty, in­tegri­ty and safe­ty of the prod­uct re­mained in­tact and un­com­pro­mised.

As the ex­clu­sive dis­trib­u­tor of the Mag­num Ton­ic Wine, AM­CO of­fi­cials ex­plained that J Wray & Nephew Lim­it­ed—the man­u­fac­tur­er of the brand cur­rent­ly utilis­es two bot­tles in the pack­ag­ing of the pop­u­lar drink.

They said, “Both bot­tles are iden­ti­cal save and ex­cept for the em­boss­ing on the bot­tle which in­cludes the num­bers at the bot­tom. One bot­tle has no num­bers at the bot­tom and the oth­er has vis­i­ble num­bers that can be felt by touch. The for­mu­la­tion or liq­uid con­tained in both bot­tles are ab­solute­ly the same.”

AM­CO urged Mag­num lovers and oth­er stake­hold­ers to look for the tam­per-proof cap which makes an au­di­ble “crick” sound when opened.

Ad­di­tion­al­ly, peo­ple can ver­i­fy the man­u­fac­tur­er’s al­phanu­mer­ic code which iden­ti­fies the man­u­fac­tur­ing date and batch num­ber.