Appellations

But also capturing headlines are the heat waves’ evocative appellations, all straight out of classical mythology.

Now that wines from this vintage have been initially aged and bottled, I recently tasted more than 90 wines from multiple appellations to provide this broad overview.

Yet here is Pomerol, the smallest of Bordeaux’s most prestigious appellations, which some may insensitively describe as Burgundian.

Consequently, the Salafis renounce appellations to intermediaries such as saints, angels, and djinn, and renounce magic, fortune-telling, and divination.

In 2007 the INAO, the government organization that controls wine appellations in France, was preparing to make the largest revision of the region's legal boundaries since 1927, in response to economic pressures.

Richland lies at the center of a flourishing viticulture area which produces internationally recognized wines in four major Washington appellations and serves as an ideal center for wine tours.

Students were termed "cadets", though sometimes "cadet midshipmen"; other appellations were used.

The latter were either taken to represent the multiple facets of the same god or else were supposed to denote different forms and appellations by which the god came to be known and worshipped.