Sentence examples for appellations being from inspiring English sources

There's a long tradition for similar, if slightly sweeter and lighter concoctions in the far south of France, with Roussillon's Banyuls and Maury appellations being the most famous names.

However, the appellation system in the region is undergoing considerable changes with both new appellations being created and existing ones changing.

The vines of the two appellations are separated by an invisible boundary.

In any case, both of those appellations are emblazoned on the new building.

Two appellations are worth seeking out: Crozes-Hermitage and Saint-Joseph (known by the locals as Saint Jo).

Both the dry whites of Pessac-Léognan and the sweet wines of the Sauternes and Barsac appellations are very promising.

But the quality of the vintage is so high that even the lesser appellations are lifted up.

The best way to get a handle on all those appellations is to divide them by grape variety.

Because the names designating many of the Uralic peoples have never been standardized, a wide range of appellations is encountered in references to these groups.

But the rise of Bourgueil and other nearby appellations is timely, because it coincides neatly with a change in consumer tastes.

The need to demystify things for foreigners ill-versed in the 57 Bordeaux appellations is now causing a row in a troubled industry.