The first Protected Geographical Indication (PGI) has been established in the state of Querétaro, making it the southernmost PGI for wine in the Northern Hemisphere.

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Steps are being taken to create two new sub-appellations, aiming to resolve long-standing disputes.

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The relevant committee of the INAO (Institut National de l'Origine et de la Qualité) intends to allow indications of geographical origin (IGP) for partially dealcoholized wines. However, this can only happen once the protection associations take action.

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Vino de Municipio has been updated to Vino de Pueblo, introducing details that enhance the category's appeal for smaller producers.

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The new red wine appellation could be used from the 2024 vintage.

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The second renowned producer leaves Vinea Wachau and focuses on the site classification of the DAC.

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The EU has agreed on a new regulation aimed at more effectively safeguarding Appellations of Origin, even when the respective products are processed into others.

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France’s latest protected designation of origin is dedicated to Vin Gris and Gris de Gris.

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For most US consumers with more than passing knowledge of Italian wine, Tuscany’s most famous wine comes in two forms: as Chianti and Chianti Classico. Now, as Liza B. Zimmerman explains, labels bearing the names of generally unfamiliar sub zones will begin to appear on the shelves.

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