appellation

Example Sentences

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“Wines from the better-known American appellations provide a metric against which wines from the rest of America can be measured,” he explained.

From Washington Post

I also questioned the pretense of a suburban Milwaukee subdivision with all manner of French appellations, quoting a reader who called the Midwest “one of the least French spots in the country.”

From New York Times

He wrote: "King George's Sound was the appellation given by the Commodore to this inlet, on our first arrival; but he was afterwards informed that the natives called it Nootka."

From BBC

Later, the chemicals are washed from the resulting mix and recycled, and remaining wood is used for fuel; the pulp is funneled to the “paper machine,” an oddly quotidian appellation for such an impressive contraption.

From New York Times

Beaujolais offers a budding wine enthusiast an opportunity to explore the nuances of terroir and appellation in a simplified sample.

From Washington Post