Sentence examples for appellation awarded from inspiring English sources

For Beurre d'Echire, which comes under the appellation awarded to Deux-Sevres butter, this means that the quality of the butter is marked by the quality of the milk, which comes from cows feeding on land no more than about 19 miles from the small village of Echire, between Poitiers and La Rochelle on the Atlantic coast.

Appellation d'Origine Controlee is a designation awarded to agricultural products whose character is dependent on the place where they are made.

After years of campaigning, the Falset subzone was separated from Tarragona and awarded the Montsant appellation in 2001, making it simultaneously one of Spain's oldest and newest regions.

Temecula Valley near the Riverside/San Diego county line has become the state's southernmost wine region and even has been awarded its own appellation.

Wines from Gigondas had been considered Côte du Rhônes until 1971, when the region was awarded the right to its own appellation.

The soil and the mix of warm days and cool nights make for an especially flavorful prosecco — an affinity given official weight in 1969, when the region was awarded the status of denominazione di origine controllata, or D.O.C., Italy's version of a wine appellation.

Avondale Sky Winery, the area's newest winery, has already won awards for its Tidal Bay wine, Nova Scotia's special appellation blend of L'Acadie blanc and Geisenheim grapes.

This is Mount Veeder, an appellation famous for Cabernet Sauvignon, where for nearly a quarter of a century Rubissow and his partner-in-wine Tony Sargent have produced award-winning wines.

What a wonderful appellation!

Appellation Cornell, Issue #4, November 2010.

The appellation isn't precise.