Sentence examples for simple appellation from inspiring English sources

The exception is when you find a wine from a simple appellation made by a top producer or négociant, like Maison Leroy.

The best Beaujolais wines meaning not the Nouveau, and not typically the simple appellation "Beaujolais"–are among the most fragrant, easy to like and food-loving wines in the world, and have somehow never gotten on board the Big Price train.

aThe use of 'Taiwan' in this paper should not be taken as recognition by the authors of a separate Taiwanese state, nor a rejection of the 'One-China' principle, but rather a simple appellation to describe the people and government who currently reside and possess control over the island of Taiwan and other outlying islands.

One of the best known Bordeaux wines, Mouton-Cadet, an inexpensive wine with a simple Bordeaux appellation, was Mouton's second wine, in the 1930's.

At the third level of classification are wines sold under the simple village appellations.

This leading Chablis producer offers an enticing bargain made from "declassified" fruit: grown within the Chablis appellation but labeled as a simple Burgundy because, for whatever reason, the makers didn't think it merited the Chablis label.

It's a bit like Tuscan producers in the 1970s who, frustrated by inflexible and counterproductive restrictions in places like Chianti, chose instead to call their wines, no matter how ambitious, vino da tavola, or table wine, a category outside the appellation system generally reserved for simple, innocuous and inexpensive bottles.

Most of it was marketed as simple Chianti because his estate lies outside the Chianti Classico appellation.

What a wonderful appellation!

The appellation isn't precise.

The appellation, though partly ironic,….