Essentially these classifications are protected designations of origin, same as for food. Despite that “G” stands for “guaranteed” it not always guarantees quality, and depending on each DOCG can be more affected by producer. DOCG makes sure Your wine is sourced from a specific place of origin, made only from the grapes allowed, aged minimal set time, and some DOCGs even control the packaging of wine. 🤷♀️ And it alone does not mean that wine will be good. Unfortunately.
That was a very interesting and informative video presentation. I truly enjoyed it. Thank you very much.😊
Thank You, one of my earliest videos for the RUclips. 🫣
Please, what is italian DOCG for, when I can sometimes buy it for 4 Euro and it is very low quality?
Essentially these classifications are protected designations of origin, same as for food. Despite that “G” stands for “guaranteed” it not always guarantees quality, and depending on each DOCG can be more affected by producer. DOCG makes sure Your wine is sourced from a specific place of origin, made only from the grapes allowed, aged minimal set time, and some DOCGs even control the packaging of wine. 🤷♀️ And it alone does not mean that wine will be good. Unfortunately.
@@NoSediment Thank you. So it will be much better to discover great wines with you instead of with the appellation system 😀