Sentence examples for appellation by from inspiring English sources

That is an appellation, by the way, that I don't think should be used.

While within spitting distance of Chablis, it is separated from that grand Burgundy appellation by the A6 highway, and often gets overlooked.

But many in the contemporary-music community will feel a tug of the heart when, during the new edition of the NY Phil Biennial (through June 11), the name "STUCKY" appears all alone, without the "Steven" — though it could have been just "Steve," the appellation by which this superb composer was known to a legion of grateful and admiring colleagues.

Her name means "happy" and "lucky" in Latin, and Felicia seeks to live up to her appellation by finding a loving adoptive home.

The original vines at Whitton Ranch were planted in what is now Sonoma's Alexander Valley appellation by A. Boutin, an orchardist who was a colleague of Luther Burbank.

The Chianti Station Vineyard was originally planted on the western bench of what is now the Alexander Valley appellation by the founder of the Seghesio Family Winery, Edoardo Seghesio, in 1910.

Bryan's Sol Rouge Cabernet Sauvignon 2005, made with Beckstoffer's To- Kalon and Dr. Crane vineyard grapes, was selected to receive top honors as "Best-of-Appellation" by Appellation America.

I had heard Kamchatka stories – the appellation given by sceptical wives to the tall tales told by returning travellers – from the Russian friend who organised our 10 days in the Kamchatka peninsula in late summer.

He is particularly fond of the amalgam now known as Radical Jewish Culture, a catchall appellation invented by the composer John Zorn.

The exception is when you find a wine from a simple appellation made by a top producer or négociant, like Maison Leroy.

Tuscan authorities accused well-known producers of violating laws that let them use the prestigious "Brunello di Montalcino" appellation, mainly by using unapproved grapes.