Sentence examples for appellation has from inspiring English sources
Since the 1950s, the appellation has grown explosively.
The appellation has stayed true to its roots; to be called a Tavel, it must be a rosé.
Valpolicella was once a synonym for bad cheap wine, but the appellation has rebounded in the last decade, and the 2004 Allegrini Classico shows archetypal dried cherry and earth flavors.
On Monday the International Geological Congress was advised to declare the start of a new geological era, the Anthropocene, which means that our tribe of "bloody ignorant apes" – in Samuel Beckett's pithy appellation – has officially taken control of the planet.
Sadly for the actor, the play is scheduled to close on Sunday unless there is an upsurge in ticket sales over the weekend, but for a brief period, his familiar marquee appellation has been listed on the program as playing the slippery Chicago junk-shop proprietor and con man Donny Dubrow.
Only Condrieu and Château-Grillet, a tiny vineyard with its own appellation, have a historical basis for making all-viognier wines.
New appellations have joined historic names.
The ethnic appellations have been dropped, but the same portrait is drawn of the "lower tribe".
Two-word appellations have not deterred Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic from becoming tourist destinations.
As an illustration of how the appellations have evolved, the minimum required alcohol for a Côtes du Rhône is 11 percent, and for a Côtes du Rhône-Villages it is 12.5 percent.
While these new appellations have been praised for consistently improving their product, others have criticized the additions for further complicating an already esoteric system of classification.
