Sentence examples for appellation that from inspiring English sources

Cour-Cheverny is a tiny appellation that has been carved out to showcase Romorantin.

"It's an appellation that has been dusted off," said Dominique Grangeon of Domaine de Cristia.

It's hard to find an appellation that really suits Tracey Ullman.

It's an appellation that is conferred by the gods, in the form of the Paris Opera directors.

It's a vague, generic appellation that applies to the wine because its region, Weinviertel, officially permits only grüner veltliner among white wines.

Just north of the Loire and southwest of Angers is Savennieres, a tiny appellation that produces perhaps the most concentrated, powerful examples of chenin blanc.

Givry is one of several appellations that claim the endorsement of one of France's most popular kings — Henri IV.

Now appellations that evoke South of the Border, Are in order, Like the several Hernandez, And Fernando and Fernandez.

With only 50 hectares of vines, Quarts-de-Chaume is one of those postcard-size appellations that dot the French winemaking map.

(Tequila has five appellations, mezcal seven) Spirits whose fortunes would be hurt by the legislation include raicilla, a traditional mezcal-like spirit made for generations within the state of Jalisco, one of tequila's appellations; and artisanal spirits made outside the appellations that are mezcals in all but official name.

In a land where mass production dominates and the celebration of regional differences takes a back seat to standardization, policy makers and farmers need to create appellations that would differentiate their products and create a market for them.