It had no Government connection and in 1926 such an appellation was outlawed, but the legislation was not retroactive.
Hugh Halton (I cannot bear to accord him a clerical appellation) was a brilliant, arrogant, egotistical proselytizer who delivered sermons (ranging from tedious and self-aggrandizing to pure pap) with an elegant, Oxonian-accented, mellifluous baritone.
The Ardèche, a Rhône appellation, is a very Yapp sort of place, and the co-op provides two of the best-value wines in the company's portfolio: this bright, pretty chardonnay and, from the south of the region, the brambly spicy syrah-grenache blend of Côtes du Vivarais 2014 (£9.95).
The elevation of the three villages to a single appellation is part of an effort to expand the Burgundy district without compromising quality.
In 2001, a third appellation was created from the western end of the Santa Ynez Valley.
One of the best known Bordeaux wines, Mouton-Cadet, an inexpensive wine with a simple Bordeaux appellation, was Mouton's second wine, in the 1930's.
An alternative appellation is pigmented hairy epidermal nevus.
Francisco Luis Hector de Carondelet, to give him the benefit of an unusually sonorous appellation, was governor of San Salvador Guatemalaat athehe time he was promoted to the governorship of Louisiana.
It's an appellation that is conferred by the gods, in the form of the Paris Opera directors.
For two of the Mirassou wines, a 2001 cabernet sauvignon and a 2001 merlot, the appellation was California, which means the grapes may come from anywhere in the state and not specifically from Mirassou vineyards.
