Sentence examples for the same appellation from inspiring English sources

DAYTON, Ohio — They are immediately identifiable by one name, Pat and Geno, like Brazilian soccer players and legendary cheesesteak joints of the same appellation in south Philadelphia.

I haven't yet tasted La Grange des Peres red, from the same appellation, Vin de Pays d'Herault, but I look forward to it.

From the same appellation, Alexander Valley Vineyards Sin Zinn is a bit more smoothly textured and should appeal to people who like goofy names.

This way, you don't have wines as disparate as Charles Shaw and Opus One sharing the same appellation.

If you can't turn up the exact bottle at a shop near you, try a wine from another producer in the same appellation.

A smart clerk will suggest another wine from the same appellation and also might come up with another bottle with some of the same characteristics but from another part of the world entirely.

He does the same with prized appellations all over the state: Sonoma, the Alexander Valley.

Some of the most prominent producers of sweet wine in Sauternes, the great Bordeaux appellation, do the same, he added.

Peachy fiano and the orange-citrus of falanghina are perhaps the best known over here (and easily spotted in decent own-label drops at Tesco and M&S), but greco, particularly the Greco di Tufo of the Campanian appellation of the same name, has a long-established reputation in Italy.

These people were called Tories in the days of your fathers; and the appellation, probably, conveyed the same idea that is meant by a more modern, though a somewhat less euphonious term, which we often find in our papers, applied to some of our old politicians.

Show the same mercy to the Star Daisy, whose banal appellation does it no favors, either.