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Common Language Created by Legislation Regarding the Teritorial Limit of the Production Vine Wine Potential of Romania

Ionica Soare ()
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Ionica Soare: Dunarea de Jos University of Galati, Romania

Economics and Applied Informatics, 2005, issue 1, 129-132

Abstract: Trying to build a future according to the one of EU and aspiring after becoming an apreciate member of the International Wine Community, as a producer of some valuable wines, Romania has intensified the efforts to reach these issues, to create a common language at the international level, european and even national, starting with the actions that followed to the Law of Wine and Vineyard no.224/2002. It was imperatively imposed a strict reevaluation of the production wine and vine potential, for example the delimitation and a group of the viticultural areas. With the studies made by the authorized institutions of the government there were identified and aproved eight viticultural regions.

Keywords: the limitation of the viticultural area; teritorial group of viticultural area; european viticultural area; viticultural region; recommended sorts; authorized sorts; wine with name of controlled origin. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2005
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