Sentence examples for appellations with from inspiring English sources

The passports cover newly designated appellations, with micro-zones of some of the finest regions.

They pour wines from 16 Rhone appellations, with food by Payson Dennis.

"It links the classicism of the appellations with the tastes of the new world," says Jean Berteau, head of the Compagnie Rhodanienne, the wine's maker.

The philosopher John Locke noted that the "disgraceful appellations" with which sectarians on all sides demonized their opponents had the same dehumanizing effect as the animal skins the Romans had used to cloak Christians before feeding them to lions.

She again has been further differentiated into other divinities, or rather she was given metaphorical appellations with no mythological significance, such as Krūmu māte ("Mother of the Bushes"), Lazdu māte ("Mother of the Hazels"), Lapu māte ("Mother of the Leaves"), Ziedu māte ("Mother of the Blossoms"), and even Sēņu māte ("Mother of the Mushrooms").

After all, some of the appellations with the most distinctive terroir are from tiny patches of land that are famous in their own right.

But there have always been parts of the appellation with more potential.

Some call themselves "electrically sensitive persons" -- an appellation with initials that cannot be an accident.

"Saint-Joseph is an appellation with a big variety of styles, but always with a strong character," he said.

This wine has nearly the heft of the more prestigious and pricey appellation, with nice depth to its flavors of dark fruit and wild herbs.

Nothing makes a wine geek like me happier than an obscure appellation with a bewildering range of styles and grape varieties, and the Jura fits that description perfectly.