Sentence examples for strict wine from inspiring English sources

There is still plenty of plonk being produced here, but this is now France's most explosively creative wine region (or really, regions), partly because land is more affordable, and partly because many places don't have to cope with the strict wine regulations that hinder experimentation in more prestigious areas.

Also, a strict no red wine policy is a must because you can't trust anyone around carpets, clothes or sheets.

In response, the government imposed strict new regulations governing wine purity.

Hugel drew up strict regulations for these wines and gave them French names, which were made law in 1984.

The A.O.C. in the restaurant's name refers to the French initials for appellation d'origine contrôlée, a government label applied to certain products, especially wine, that meet strict standards governing where and how they are made.

It was forecast to save small distillers around $1.71 per bottle of spirits, but died in committee.Spirits are also subject to stricter regulation than beer and wine, which may be made at home for personal use; spirits may not.

There are strict rules regarding the labelling of wine, depending on where the grapes are grown.

Marchesi obtained the Demeter Biodynamic certificate in 2008, which certifies wines based on the strict principles of biodynamic farming.

Note: Doukenie's wines are sold through their exclusive Heritage wine club, which has "very" strict entry requirements -- agree to buy a case of wine throughout the year and you are in.

Mr. Hugel drafted proposals for strict standards governing the production of these wines, along with French names for them.

According to the council, a wine industry group that writes the strict rules on wine production here, wine fraud is rare.