Literally a vineyard, but the term implies ownership when followed by a name (i.e., Domaine de Chevalier) and therefore can refer to a group of vineyards belonging to a single owner.
In Italy, Denominazione di Origine Semplice, covers wines that have a geographic designation and follow local customs regarding grape varietals and winemaking procedures. Generally not for export.
A sugar and wine mixture added to establish the level of sweetness in finished champagne. Traditionally, champagnes designated as "Brut" receive the minimal dosage, and subsequently have little perceptible sweetness. Those considered "Extra Dry" may have...
A bottle containing 3 litres, equivalent in size to 4 standard bottles.
In the Bordeaux region of France, an open cask used to cart grapes from the vineyard to the winery that holds approximately 56-64 litres.
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