Sentence examples for own appellation from inspiring English sources

Every dish comes with its own appellation.

They've even earned their own appellation: incidentalomas, and that's what I was sure she had.

Of the great metropolises in wine-growing countries, Vienna alone has its own appellation.

They have not received the official seal of approval from the French winemaking authorities: their own appellation.

Menetou-Salon is a village at the eastern end of the valley which has its own appellation.

Our No. 4 wine is surprisingly from Wien, or Vienna, the only great metropolis in the world to have its own appellation.

The greatest chardonnays — robust, creamy, fragrant, full-bodied and still French — offer a contrast in texture and taste with their party-hearty kin from California's Central Coast, which have finally and deservedly gotten their own appellations, or American Viticultural Areas.

"There are producers who say they are farming organically, but when you dig a little deeper you find it's true only 85 percent of the time," said Scott Pactor, who owns Appellation, a wine shop in Manhattan that carries a loosely defined collection of organic, biodynamic and sustainably produced wines.

The best moment in The Squid and the Whale – the shockingly kind-of-OK Noah Baumbach film (let's face it, Margot at the Wedding is much better) whose title Noah and the Whale have elided with its director's first name to create their own slightly irritating appellation – comes when Jesse Eisenberg presents a song from Pink Floyd's The Wall as his own composition at a school talent show.

This may be the year to discover wines in our own backyard — the Malibu appellation.

Some of these sub-districts have pending AOC applications to become appellations in their own right and some have been granted sub-appellations to the umbrella appellation Languedoc AOC.