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Tickets, are also an area of interest to collectors. The Wine Label Circle was formed in 1952. These objects of silver, mother-of-pearl, ivory or enamel were, in the 18th and 19th centuries, used to identify the contents of the decanter or bottle on which they were hung, the contents of which may have included in addition to wines and spirits, sauces, condiments, flavourings, perfumes, toilet waters, medicines, inks, soft drinks, preserves and cordials
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yet other countries' regulators requiring such information to be included (commonly on a secondary label) even when such information has to be added by the importer. In certain cases of conflicting regulations, a wine may, for example, even be labelled "sweet" by a manufacturer, but also "semi-sweet" (as per a different law) in the local language translation on a supplementary label mandated by the jurisdiction where it is sold.
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While labels were once easily steamed off, recent automatic bottling and labeling processes at wineries have led to the use of stronger glues. Removing these labels is often difficult and may result in considerable damage to the label. A recent, though by no means universal, innovation to bypass this
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Commercial label removal kits apply a strong, transparent sticker over the label surface. The goal is to carefully pull off the sticker and literally tear the front design of the label away from the glued back. In practice, varying degrees of success are encountered and extensive damage to the label
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dates when there are differences in climate. The taste and quality of the wine can change from year to year depending on the climate. Knowing the vintage is specially important when buying fine wines because the quality of the wine can vary from year to year due to climatic differences. The quickest
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Most New World consumers, and increasingly European consumers, prefer to purchase wine with varietal labels and/or with brand name labels. A recent study of younger wine drinkers in the U.S. found that they perceived labels with châteaux on them to be stuffy or old-fashioned. Producers often attempt
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in the US have been resistant to this requirement because the decision to put a wine through a fining process normally occurs after the labels have been ordered, which could lead to allergen warnings on wines that have had no exposure to allergens. Wine labels from the member states of the European
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Degree of sweetness information is particularly inconsistent, with some countries' manufacturers always indicating it in standardized fashion in their language (brut, dolce, etc.), some traditionally not mentioning it at all or referring to it informally and vaguely in a rear-label description, and
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The size of the font is also regulated for mandatory information. Alcohol content must be included in the label, with some jurisdictions also requiring brief nutritional data, such as caloric value, carbohydrate/sugar content, etc. In Australia and the United States a wine label must also mention
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The label must also include the name and address of the bottler of the wine. If the producer is not the bottler, the bottle will say that the wine was bottled by X bottler for Y producer. Table wines may carry the name of the bottler and the postal code. The label must also include the country of
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Paper wine labels have long been collected. This can turn into a full-fledged hobby, with collections organized by theme, country, or region. For others, saving labels may be part of maintaining a wine tasting-notes journal, or just simply to remember a particular wine. Wine labels, or Bottle
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before purchasing it. Certain information is ordinarily included in the wine label, such as the country of origin, quality, type of wine, alcoholic degree, producer, bottler, or importer. In addition to these national labeling requirements producers may include their web site address and a
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to make selecting and purchasing wine easy and non-intimidating by making their labels playful and inviting. The financial success of New World wine attributed to striking label designs has led some European producers to follow suit, as in the case of the redesign of
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Neck and/or back labels may appear on a bottle. The neck label may include the vintage date and the back label usually gives extra (and usually optional) information about the wine. Government required warnings are usually found in the back label, as well as
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with "Corton" on their labels. In Burgundy, there are 110 appellations in an area only one-fifth the size of Bordeaux. Complicating the system is the fact that it is common for villages to append the name of their most famous vineyard to that of the village.
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If full label removal is desired, a common approach involves putting hot water inside the bottle which makes the hold of the glue weaker. A knife can then be used to remove the label from one side by lifting it off with even pressure.
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There are different reasons for wine laws. Labelling regulations can be intended to prevent wine from sounding better than it is. Also, it is illegal to say that a wine is made from one grape when it is actually from another.
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A wine label may include the producer, the bottler and the merchant's names. The bottler's name must always be included in the label. The importer's name must be included in the label only for countries outside the
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come from Bordeaux, and there may not be any kind of building – let alone a château – associated with the vineyard. The name château can even be included in wines from Australia or California. Labels of
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winery in France, who began the practice in 1996. Other wineries in a number of countries have followed Chapoutier's lead and have braille available on at least some of their bottles.
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may be included in a label. This term means "white wine made from white grapes". The fact is that white wines are predominantly made from white grapes, with the exception of many
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Union must also disclose after 30 June 2012 that the wine was treated with casein and ovalbumin, derived from milk and egg respectively, used as fining agents in the winemaking.
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Some wineries place great importance on the label design while others do not. There are wineries that have not changed their label's design in over 60 years, as in the case of
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problem is the use of bottles that come with the ability to tear off a small part of the label in order to remind the drinker of the name and bearing of the wine.
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The information contained in labels is important to determine the quality of the wine. For example, great importance needs to be attached to
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Regulations may permit table wines to be labelled with only the colour and flavour, and no indication of quality. The use of words such as
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have not been afraid to bring lawsuits against the use of their names outside their region, and semi-generic names are falling out of use.
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Wine classification systems differ by country. Wines can be classified by region and area only. For example, there are 151 châteaux in
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designations were once quite common in countries such as Australia and the US, but the wine authorities in areas such as
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are particularly noted for the detail that they can provide in determining quality and style of the wine.
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are important sources of information for consumers since they tell the type and origin of the wine. The
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summary from the US Department of the Treasury, Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (July 2006).
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part of Bordeaux, this terms means the château is one of the classified growths in the regions. In
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Wines whose label does not indicate the name of the winery or the winemaker are referred to as "
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of 22 December 2010 amending Directive 2007/68/EC as regards labelling requirements for wines.
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is usually a blend from more than one year and only sometimes sold as a vintage wine. Also,
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Vintage dates may not be important, for example, there are no vintage dates on bottles of
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Sparkling wine from New York with a semi-generic usage of "Brut American champagne."
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is included only for historical reasons. On the other hand, the use of the term
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Almost every New World wine is labelled by grape variety and geographic origin.
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Wine and the labelling of certain substances that may cause adverse reactions
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is of little importance because it bears little relation to quality. For
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For health-related warning labels on alcoholic beverage containers, see
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Labels may include terms that may be perceived as misleading. The term
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of the wine. The United States is considering similar requirements.
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has no foundation and it is included at the producer's discretion.
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Wine Producers Struggle With Proposal to Require Allergen Warnings
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or sight-impaired wine consumers, labels have appeared printed in
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warning to appear on wine labels since 2002 due to the use of
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sparkling wine made from the red Pinot noir and Gamay grapes.
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is only sold with a vintage in years of exceptional quality.
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is often the only resource a buyer has for evaluating the
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The Book of the Wine-Label, N. M. Penzer, 1947, London
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way to determine the quality of the year is to use a
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The Artist Wine Labels of Château Mouton Rothschild
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Alcohol packaging warning messages

Coteaux du Layon
label
wine
QR Code

scratch and sniff
Château Simone
Picasso
Chagall
Mouton Cadet

Bordeaux
Burgundy
Spain
Portugal
German wine labels
Semi-generic
Champagne
cleanskin
Australia
vintage
wine chart
sherry
Champagne
Port
Common Market
Bordeaux
Oporto

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