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appelation

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They argue that just as France and Scotland have succeeded in protecting their geographical appelation rights for sparkling wine from Champagne and Scotch whisky, so should Lebanon for some of its dishes.
At home in the South of France, Queiresha, an Algerian, has helped her and her husband Michel revitalise their once dilapidated old farm into a vital, productive olive producing unit once more, even gaining the highly prized Appelation Controlee for the quality of the oil pressed from their dupes (olives).
Depaz Amber Rum is aged in oak for 12 to 18 months and has earned an Appelation d'Origine Controlee (AOC) designation.
 
 
 
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