Historia del vino (Spanish Edition)

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Alcaria, Expulsion of the "Moriscos", Chronology Principado de Asturias , from Wikipedia Spanish edition. Senorio de Vizcaya , frim Wikipedia Spanish edition. Like most of these designations, a fundamental tenet of a DO label is that no product outside of that region is permitted to bear the name. Food and wine are inseparable from Spanish culture, historically bound to the social, economic, literary and even mystical fabric of society over thousands of years, so it is perhaps not surprising that attempts to regulate and normalise activities related to them have proven highly elusive.

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It was not until the seventeenth century, when legislative authorities became sufficiently interested in issues such as public health , public order and economic regulation , that laws begin to be formulated with regard to wine , initially prohibiting, later encouraging and ultimately regulating its production, commercialisation and consumption. Food regulation waited even longer, until Spain's entry into the EU and signing up to the Common Agricultural Policy during the latter part of the twentieth century. A series of Royal Decrees on wine were issued during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, focussing on ad hoc issues which arose due to new tendencies at home and abroad and often dealing more with maverick suppliers than any concern with comprehensive regulation.

Gradually though, concern shifted from issues related to supply towards the need to regulate quality, especially for foreign markets.

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During the s serious attempts were made to formulate some kind of classification along the lines of the French appellation system. Despite being thorough and wide-ranging, the Estatuto was quickly overwhelmed by technological advances in agriculture. By the time the EEC became influential in this area.

Finally, in March , the Spanish government unveiled its own multi-tier sub-classifications, consistent with EU regulation but more pertinent to Spanish agriculture. Denominaciones de origen status can be applied to a wide range of foods and condiments, specifically:. Other classifications, not necessarily mutually exclusive, are as follows, under the general heading of alimentos de calidad diferenciada 'foods of distinguished quality':.

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These are the only two regions considered "above" DO status. DO — denominacion de origin , the mainstay of Spain's wine quality control system. Each region is governed by a consejo regulardor , which decides on the boundaries of the region, permitted varietals, maximum yields, limits of alcoholic strength and other quality standards or production limitations pertaining to the zone.

DOP — denominacion de origen provisional — status may be granted to aspiring regions. VCIG — vino de calidad con indicacion geografica 'quality wine with geographic indication' , a level proposed in for wines better than vino de la terra but below DO.

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VdlT — vino de la tierra 'wine of the land' , a mid-level regional wine that conforms to local norms without qualifying for DO status, the equivalent of the French Vin de Pays. VdM — vino de mesa 'table wine' , the catch-all at the bottom of the pyramid, for all wine from unclassified vineyards, and wine that has been declassified by blending.

This includes both inexpensive jug wines and some expensive wines that are not yet classified due to innovation outside traditional lines. VP — vino de pago 'estate wine' , a special term for high-quality, single-estate wines pago is a Spanish term for a vineyard estate which in some cases also have DO or VdlT appellations.

VORS stands for vinum optimu rare signatum. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. For the EU geographical indication, see Protected designation of origin. Protected Denominations of Origin. Ribera del Guadiana Cava.