Assertion: appellation's wine | /r/HasProperty | labeled
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text: However, the label must include an appellation of origin if the wine is labeled with:
text: Some attempts were made to establish regional appellations and to ensure that only grapes grown in that region were used in wines that were labelled as such.
text: An appellation of origin is required on grape wine when the wine is labeled with: A grape varietal designation One of the following designations AND the wine is NOT from the origin
text: Regional wines (which are just labeled, say, Bourgogne Rouge, Bourgogne Blanc, or Cremant de Bourgogne) are at the base, made from grapes sourced anywhere in Burgundy.
text: So a wine that is actually 13.5% alcohol by volume could be labeled 12% or 14% but not above 14%.
text: But that is no longer possible as those wines were labeled as coming solely from Lalande de Pomerol since 1954.
text: Some attempts were made to establish regional appellations and to ensure that only grapes grown in that region were used in wines that were labelled as such.
text: The new regulations apply to wines bottled from 2012; already bottled wines are not required to be re-labelled.
text: Except for certain vineyards where blends are allowed, the wines must be exclusively made using a single variety and may be labelled as such.