Sentence examples for regional designation from inspiring English sources

I thought of all the things I always think of when folks wonder about southern West Virginia's regional designation.

But "cuvée" indicates that it's a blend (in this case, 50% grenache – the same grape as the Garnacha en Fuego – and 50% carignan); "Vin de Pays" refers to a special regional designation, meaning it's better than table wine, and "Des Côtes Catalanes" is the region in southern France.

Twelve of 16 sites were recognized as Level 1 Pediatric Trauma centers either by the American College of Surgeons and/or state or regional designation.

In 1781, the regional designation "52nd (Oxfordshire) Regiment of Foot" was given, and in 1803 the regiment was the first regular British Army regiment to be designated "Light Infantry".

On the third line, military addresses use an APO Army Post Officee) or FPO Fleet Post Officee), then a regional designation such as AE (Europe, the Middle East, Africa and parts of Canada), AP (the Pacific) or AA (the Americas and parts of Canada) followed by the postal code.

More widely seen are two regional designations, Colline Novaresi and Coste della Sesia, which allow a broader range of grapes.

States, counties and zip codes are also suppressed in NEDS, thus geographic analysis in this study was limited to four regional designations: Midwest, Northeast, South, and West.

Instead, wines are labeled based on regional designations of varying specificity.

Sales have been improved by many vineyards that concentrate on creating a good brand name rather than relying on the sometimes infamous regional designations.

Prominent wine makers in Spain and Portugal have also opted to go with broader regional designations and over time successfully lobbied their DO's and DOC's to change some of their regulations, bringing them back into the fold.

Wines from the Languedoc can carry an enormous number of names, ranging from broad regional designations like Vin de Pays d'Oc to very specific geographical classifications with restrictions on grape variety, like Corbières and Minervois.