Sentence examples for one appellation from inspiring English sources

One was designated Santa Barbara County, meaning the grapes came from more than one appellation.

A fourth designation, Santa Barbara County, is used when the grapes are grown outside those appellations, or when the grapes come from more than one appellation.

And while he certainly doesn't favor one appellation over another, Mr. Cuomo seemed pleased that some upstate vines had shined.

A legacy of the French Mandate, the country's vineyards (60% of which are located around Meknès and Fez) produce extremely quaffable vintages from 14 Appellations d'Origine Garantie (AOG) and one Appellation d'Origine Contrôlée (AC).

Some wine lovers may be familiar with at least one Provençal appellation, Bandol, which has made full-bodied red wines for ages, but newer promising names are now appearing in the stores, like Les Baux de Provence to the northeast of Arles, Coteaux d'Aix-en-Provence to the east and south of Arles and the vast Côtes de Provence, covering a wide territory.

You can concentrate on one specific region or appellation, exploring it to considerable depth with different producers.

There is a touch of irony in the fact that, while St.-Julien may be the least well known Médoc appellation, one of its properties, Beychevelle, may be, along with the town of St.-Émilion, one of the most popular tourist stops in the Bordeaux region.

Cannabis appellation – one of the provisions in new California regulations that went into effect this year – could ensure that certain strains – for instance, Mendo Purps, which was first cultivated in Mendocino, California – are only grown in certain regions, not simply plants of that origin cultivated elsewhere.

Justin Calvino, one of the appellation effort's organisers, told VICE that farmers are moving toward responsible water and environmental use, and perhaps more importantly, that the black market is already showing signs of evaporation.

Justin Calvino, one of the appellation effort's organizers, told VICE that farmers are moving toward responsible water and environmental use, and perhaps more importantly, that the black market is already showing signs of evaporation.

When one of these appellations appears on labels of, say, chardonnay or merlot, buyers are assured that 85percentt of the grapes used came from that region.