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Anonymous users2024-02-06French law classifies French wines into 4 grades:
1.AOC wines.
2.Excellent regional table wines.
3.Regional table wines.
4.Daily table wine.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Each country's red wine grade is different, and the following is an introduction to the following French wine grades:
1. The grades in France are set from high to low as legal regional wine-AOC, excellent regional table wine-VDQS, regional table wine-VDP, and ordinary table wine-VDT.
2. The Italian grade is set from high to low as high-quality AOC wine-docg, ODC wine-doc, regional table wine-IGT, and ordinary table wine-VDT.
3. The Spanish grade is set from high to low as Premium Cru Wine - DO Pago, Premium AOC - doc doca, AOC - DO, Regional Table Wine - VDLT, and Ordinary Table Wine - VDM.
4. The German grade is set from high to low as special premium wine - QMP, premium wine - QBA, regional table wine - Landwein, and daily table wine - Deutscher Tafelwein.
5. New World countries have not yet set a hierarchy, such as the United States, Australia, South Africa, Chile, Argentina, and New Zealand.
Wine. Wine is an alcoholic beverage made from fresh grapes or grape juice that has been fully or partially fermented. There are usually three types of red wines, white wines, and rosé wines.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04A wine classification system is a system in which wines are graded according to certain criteria in terms of quality. Taking French wine as an example, there are four grades of wine, from low to high: daily table wine (vin de france), regional table wine (vin de pays), and excellent regional table wine (official regional wine ().
Everyday table wines: can be blended with wines from the same or different regions of France. France has a long history of winemaking and high blending skills, so the quality of daily table wine is stable, and it is the most common wine on the French public table.
The minimum alcohol content of this type of liquor must be less than or 9% and the maximum alcohol content must not exceed 15%.
Regional Wines: Upgraded from the finest everyday wines. The origin must be consistent with the specific appellation indicated on the label and the grape varieties must be recognized. Finally, it is approved by a dedicated French tasting committee.
Fine Regional Wines: The grade is between regional wines and official regional wines. The production of this type of wine is strictly controlled by the French Commission of Designation of Origin.
Declared regional wines: French wines of the highest grade, with the highest control over the grape varieties used, the lowest alcohol content, the highest yields, the cultivation methods, the pruning and the winemaking methods. Only Registered Designation wines that have passed official analyses and laboratory tests will be awarded the certificate.
It is this very strict regulation that ensures the consistently noble quality of the wines of the grade.
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