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What does AOC on a bottle of wine mean?
AOC stands for Appellation d'Origine Contrôlée (in French). This is a system of legally defined and protected geographical indications used in France for wines and other agricultural products.
Here's what it means for a bottle of wine:
* Guaranteed Origin: The grapes used to make the wine were grown in a specific, defined region.
* Production Standards: The wine must be produced according to specific rules and regulations set for that region. This can include grape varieties allowed, winemaking techniques, minimum alcohol content, and other factors.
* Quality Assurance: The AOC designation provides assurance that the wine meets certain quality standards.
* Prestige and Value: AOC wines are generally considered to be of higher quality and value compared to wines without the designation.
Think of it as a badge of quality and authenticity for French wines.
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