Sentence examples for a denomination of origin from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a denomination of origin" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used in the context of geographical indications, referring to a specific region where a product is produced, which gives it unique qualities. Example: "Champagne is a denomination of origin that signifies sparkling wine produced in the Champagne region of France."
In 1974, tequila became the first product outside Europe to be protected by a denomination of origin.
Manchego makers in Spain say their product has a denomination of origin and want Mexican cheeses to stop carrying the same name.
In Lima's bars, pisco flowed copiously back then, though it was Chile that first established the spirit as a denomination of origin in 1931, staking a marketing claim.
The soil functional properties that characterise the terroirs of a denomination of origin area are products and witnesses of the Quaternary events, natural and human induced, which occurred in that landscape.
Tequila was the first product outside of Europe to be covered by a denomination of origin (a form of geographical indication) in 1974, while the denomination for mezcal came in 1994.
Ragusano is a Protected Denomination of Origin cheese produced in the Hyblean area of Sicily.
hThe Prosecco Controlled Denomination of Origin (CDO), lies in an area that includes nine administrative provinces, and more than 600 municipalities, while the Prosecco Controlled and Guaranteed Denomination of Origin (CGDO) is produced in an area that includes 15 municipalities all in Treviso province.
The word, from the indigenous Nahuatl language, means "an intoxicating drink" – but few mezcaleros had even heard of it until late last year, when Mexico's finance ministry released new regulations governing denomination of origin (DO).
Malbec clearly rules the roost in Mendoza (it is World Malbec Day on 17 April) and has made its home in Luján de Cuyo – Argentina's first denomination of origin (DOC) – and sub-districts such as Chacras de Coria, Vistalba and Agrelo.
This wine can be certified as Controlled Denomination of Origin (CDO) and Controlled and Guaranteed Denomination of Origin (CGDO).
