HADM 4300 Latest Update Graded A+

HADM 4300 Latest Update Graded A+ "bottled by" for california wines none of the grapes need to be grown by, or wine made by, the company on the bottle "cellared and vinted by" for california wines none of the grapes need to be grown by, or wine made by, the company on the bottle "estate bottled" for california wines 100% of grapes must be grown by, and wine made by the company on the bottle "produced/made and bottled by" for california wines 75% of grapes "selectron de grains nobles" label term in alsace botrytis cinera affected grapes "vendange tardive" label term in alsace late harvest, fermented dry "vintage dated" for california wines 85% if county/state or 95% if AVA of the grapes must come from that year %volume NYS wine production 60% labrusca, 25% hybrids, 15% vinifera %volume of NYS vineyards devoted to juice, wine, and table grapes 50% juice, 45% wine, 5% table grapes 1 out of every 4 bottles sold in the U.S. is a Gallo product 1993 in california varietal wines overtake generic wines 1997 in california 60% varietal, 40% generic in california wine history string of abundant harvests resulted in "second labels" and cheap bulk wine 2005 vintage in california very warm vintage with large crop 2006 vintage in california cool weather, varies from region to region 2007 vintage in california excellent growing conditions 2008 vintage in california spring frost, fires caused smoke taint in some regions 2009 vintage in california variable weather, heavy rains around harvest in some southern areas 3 possible types of names for california wines