Sentence examples for generic appellation from inspiring English sources

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

Meanwhile, another type of poetry, also originating in music and dance, had developed in the south, in the basin of the Yangtze River, an area dominated by the principality of Chu hence the generic appellation Chuci, or "songs of Chu".

The two taxa, however, are indicated to have diverged from one another earlier (0.3 mya; relDate date) than other another pair of undisputed Arctocephalus species (namely A. gazella and A. tropicalis at 0.1 mya), a potential argument in favour of them retaining separate species status (regardless of the generic appellation).

Then not one objected to parting with the generic appellations.

Although Charles Shaw wine falls under the generic California appellation, the broadest possible designation, it can legitimately be labelled "Cellared & Bottled by Charles Shaw Winery, Napa, CA," a practice that strikes many in Napa as unsavory.

I was being generous with the "5 percent" appellation.

Petit Chablis is the least of the Chablis appellations, and often signals a generic sort of wine.

Other Campania appellations include Aglianico del Taburno and Irpinia, while the best appellation from Basilicata is generally Aglianico del Vulture.

Theoretically, at least, they would offer generic expressions of Burgundy, possessing few of the distinctive characteristics that shape and define the more narrowly drawn appellations.

What a wonderful appellation!

The appellation isn't precise.