Sud de france translated into southern France.
As for the price, I'm not sure. You can refer to these materials.
1935 France has passed a lot of laws on wine quality control. These laws establish a naming system to control the origin, which is managed by a special supervision committee (National Nomenclature Association of Origin). Since then, France has the earliest wine naming system in the world and the strictest wine making and production laws. French law divides wine into four grades, including:
Vin De Table, which means wine on the table in English, is the lowest grade wine for daily drinking. It can be blended with grape juice from different regions. If grape juice is limited to various producing areas in France, it can be called French daily table wine. Grape juice from countries outside the EU is not allowed, accounting for about 38% of the total French wine production. The bottle label is Vin de Table, for example, Vin de Table Fran? Artificial intelligence system.
Vin De Pays, which means country wine in English, has been upgraded to the best wine in daily table wine. The label of regional table wine can indicate the place of origin. It can be blended with the grape juice of the marked producing area, but it is limited to the grapes of this producing area. The output accounts for about 15% of the total French wine production. The bottle is marked with the name of Vin de Pays+ producing area, such as Vin de Pays d'Oc. Table wine in most parts of France is produced on the southern shore of the Mediterranean.
Vin Délimité de Qualité Superieure (VDQS for short) is a necessary barrier for the transition of table wine to AOC level in ordinary areas. If the wine quality performs well during VDQS, it will be upgraded to AOC. The output only accounts for 2% of the total French wine production. The label of the bottle is: title+name of origin+vin d é limit é de qualité superieure.
Wine from legal producing areas. Lée), referred to as AOC, is the highest level of French wine. In French, AOC means "naming of origin control". Grape varieties, planting quantity, brewing technology and alcohol content in the producing area must be certified by experts. Only grapes grown in the country of origin can be used for brewing, and grape juice from other places is not allowed for blending. AOC production accounts for about 35% of total French wine production. Is the label of the bottle marked with name+name of origin+comparison? Like bordeaux wine? Ley. AOC can be subdivided into
O name of large place of origin AOC
O secondary origin name AOC
O village name AOC
O winery (Ch? Teau) AOC
I have never heard that "Misen Bouteille au Chateau Containes Sulfites" will be translated into "Management Information System contains sulfite in Potiligin Winery" like the second floor, which should mean "bottling in Winery", and it is the highest bottling method, which reflects the pure level of French origin red wine. Is "French 75cL" containing sulfite translated into "French 75cl" containing preservative French whiskey? Isn't cl "milliliter" in unit of volume? When did it become whiskey?