Sentence examples for with the appellation from inspiring English sources

Metellus (now with the appellation of "Macedonicus"), having delayed with his army, marched against Critolaus and defeated him in Locris.

Quite simply, Roberto Anselmi, the proprietor, no longer uses the Soave designation because he disagrees with the appellation rules.

The industry giants are moving into the "origin controlled" market and imposing rule changes to allow pasteurised cheeses to be sold with the appellation contrôlée label.

At the moment, he is in a dispute with the appellation authorities over the varietal composition of Chablis, currently fixed at 100 percent chardonnay.

If you are unfamiliar with the appellation, a good place to start is with Château Gloria or with Les Fiefs de Lagrange, Château Lagrange's second wine.

Many people will be surprised to learn that pears, too, can be part of the formula, particularly for those brandies with the appellation Calvados Domfrontais, where the rules require at least 30 percent of the fruit to be pears.

He cites the figure of 56percentt for journalists describing themselves as liberal, compared with 14percentt using the appellation among the American public.

The champagne harvest is under way – and in accordance with the rules of the appellation that governs the world's favourite sparkling wine, the grapes must be gathered before the end of October.

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.

More often than not, he developed and deepened them, e.g., in connection with the notion of the appellation of form.

I was being generous with the "5 percent" appellation.