Show the same mercy to the Star Daisy, whose banal appellation does it no favors, either.
Two of Mr. Vittal's creations were the cc and bcc features -- appellations whose origins, in the carbon paper that smudged many a copy, now seem part of prehistory.
(Tequila has five appellations, mezcal seven) Spirits whose fortunes would be hurt by the legislation include raicilla, a traditional mezcal-like spirit made for generations within the state of Jalisco, one of tequila's appellations; and artisanal spirits made outside the appellations that are mezcals in all but official name.
Appellation d'Origine Controlee is a designation awarded to agricultural products whose character is dependent on the place where they are made.
A.O.C., meaning appellation d'origine contrôlée, is the designation that the French give to foodstuffs whose production is limited to specific regions — champagne, for example, or Camembert.
By Leo Carey A.O.C., meaning appellation d'origine contrôlée, is the designation that the French give to foodstuffs whose production is limited to specific regions — champagne, for example, or Camembert.
Over the years, I've written of Gaston Huet, who converted me to the appellation with a bottle of his 1947, and of Didier and Catherine Champalou, whose sec-tendre, or off-dry, is one of the wonders of French white wine.
Whose crime and whose punishment?
The appellation "Big Mama" came from a short story that García Márquez wrote, in 1962, about the death of a larger-than-life cacique who was "the absolute sovereign of the Kingdom of Macondo, who lived for ninety-two years … and whose funeral was attended by the pope".
On Jan . 11 the staff at the store, whose name announces its speciality (except for its questing Oregon portfolio), tasted two chardonnays from St. Innocent, a Salem, Ore., winery, against two chardonnay-based Burgundies of the Auxey-Duresses appellation from Maison Champy Père et Cie, a serious exporter.
