In the end, Cabernet is our national free brand, or a foreign brand

There are two so-called "reasons" for being said to be grape varieties: 1. Explaining that Cabernet is the translation of the French "cabernet" 2. Saying that Cabernet is a general term for several wine grapes Regarding the origin of "Cabernet", some scholars' articles called it the Chinese translation of the French word "cabernet" after the 80s of the last century, which is actually a miscommunication. At present, there are many imported wines with the word "cabernet" in their names, but most of them are not translated as "cabernet", but "kabenat", "kabenette", etc.

Therefore, "Cabernet" is not the same as the translation of "cabernet". There is a saying that Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc and Sapernet Sauvignon are collectively referred to as Cabernet Sauvignon. In fact, there has never been such a classification in a formal wine classification.

In line with the regulations of the International Grape 6 1 Wine Organization (OIV), the GB15037-2006 national standard for wine stipulates that the names of wines are classified according to color, and are divided into white wine, rosé wine, and red wine; According to the classification of sugar content, it is divided into dry type, semi-dry type, semi-sweet type and sweet type. Therefore, dry red wine, sweet white wine, etc. are all common names of wines, and no wine is classified as "Cabernet wine", so "Cabernet" is not a generic name of the product, and defining "Cabernet" as a generic name is not in line with the internationally accepted norms and guidelines.

Cabernet] is a dry red wine brand (national brand), but now the use of the trademark of "Cabernet" on the market has been very confusing, and the relevant experts have great differences in the meaning of Cabernet, Changyu Company believes that Cabernet is the crystallization of several generations of Changyu people's efforts, enjoys high recognition in the minds of consumers, and the condensed brand value is to compete with foreign brands in the high-end market. If such a high-end brand is allowed to be abused as a generic name for a variety, it will cause great damage to the Chinese wine industry, so the controversy over Cabernet is still ongoing.

It's a national brand, at least I've always felt that it's a trademark.

Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc and Cabernet Sauvignon are made from three kinds of grapes, Cabernet Franc and Cabernet Sauvignon.