The name of wine seems to confuse people in China. People often distinguish countries, so they often hear? French wine? 、? Italian wine? 、? American wine? Wait a minute. These countries are rich in wine, and the names will not be mentioned. There are too many varieties. It is really nerve-racking for us to remember complicated French names or difficult Italian brand names.

In fact, people familiar with wine will know that the naming of wine can be roughly divided into the following categories:

I. Regional terminology

Most of the ancient wine producing areas in Europe are named like this. For example, Bordeanx and its famous producing areas such as Medoc, Saint Emilion, Pomero, Sutyrin, Graf, Burgundy and Chablis are all under its jurisdiction. Nuits-St-George, Brolo, Baba Leiskow, Piesporter, Johannesburg, etc.

Second, the naming method of grape varieties

Many countries use grape varieties as wine names, so it is easy to distinguish them. This naming method is mostly adopted by emerging wine producing areas such as Australia, California and the United States. For example: smoked blanc, Cabernet Sauvignon? Cabernet Sauvignon, Pi Nuo, Chardonnay. Of course, European wine producing areas are also named after grape varieties. For example, white wines in Alsace, France and Germany are all named after grape varieties, such as Riesling.

Third, the naming method of the name of the winery or wine merchant

Some wineries name wines after their own factories, such as ch. Ch. Margo Lafite. Chestnut latour, Ch. MonteLena, Niebaum Koppala Rubicon, Master and Op.1.

IV. Naming method of trademark (exclusive brand)

Many wine merchants have created their own brands with their own goodwill and history, such as Pigalle in Druse, Cuvee Saint Piere in MomMei Xin, Selection in Cresset, Opusone in Antinori, Tignanello and Solaia in Antinori, Rossj-Bass and Goja &；; Frescobaldi's Rey, Damagi, Monte Soddy, Bucks? Slap's barrel 23, etc.

Other naming methods of verbs (abbreviation of verb)

Common wines, such as California, Australia, Spain and other places, are named after famous European wine producing areas, such as Burgundy, Chablis, Rhine and colors, such as (rose) and (dry red). This wine is a kind of daily table wine with low price and large quantity.

If you know the name clearly, you can tell many clues about this bottle of wine from the name. When tasting, you can pay attention to distinguish the styles of different producing areas, so that your understanding of wine will be deepened step by step and your experience about wine will be more rich and interesting.

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