Under Selection, which statement refers to vineyard origin?

Under Selection, which statement refers to vineyard origin?

• A. Single vineyard
• B. Multiple vineyards
• C. No vineyard information required
• D. Grand Cru designation

Answer: (A)

The idea being tested is how vineyard origin is conveyed on a Selection label. When a wine is labeled as coming from a single vineyard, it signals that all the grapes come from one defined site, highlighting the terroir of that particular vineyard. This makes the origin specific and meaningful within the Selection category. Blending grapes from multiple vineyards would blur site origins, while “no vineyard information required” offers no indication of origin, and a Grand Cru designation belongs to a different classification system and doesn’t indicate vineyard origin within Selection. So the term that refers to vineyard origin is the one that denotes a single vineyard.

The idea being tested is how vineyard origin is conveyed on a Selection label. When a wine is labeled as coming from a single vineyard, it signals that all the grapes come from one defined site, highlighting the terroir of that particular vineyard. This makes the origin specific and meaningful within the Selection category. Blending grapes from multiple vineyards would blur site origins, while “no vineyard information required” offers no indication of origin, and a Grand Cru designation belongs to a different classification system and doesn’t indicate vineyard origin within Selection. So the term that refers to vineyard origin is the one that denotes a single vineyard.