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classification called table wine in the country's
official language.
Examples include vin de
table in France, vino da
tavola in Italy, vino de mesa in Spain, vinho...
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Couperin et al.
Bourgogne Grand Ordinaire Temperament ordinaire (French tempérament
ordinaire musical intonation)
Vin ordinaire This
disambiguation page lists...
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themselves The
Ordinaires after completing two
tracks for a
Lower East Side
compilation record. The name was a
simplification of The
Vin Ordinaires (based on...
- the
Languedoc are
labeled vin ordinaire.
There is also
sizable production of
Vins Doux Naturels. The
introduction of the
vins de pays, a classification...
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Europe and
North America.
Songs from the
album like "Past Imperfect", "
Vin Ordinaire" and "No More Love Songs"
returned to Cole's live sets
regularly throughout...
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regions of Aude, Gard, and Hérault
where it is
often made as
Vin ordinaire and in some
Vin de pays wines. In the late 1990s,
there were over 60,000 hectares...
- were desirable, and wine was a
central item of trade.
Shortages of
vin ordinaire were rare.
Regional varieties such as Alban, Caecuban, and Falernian...
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varietals were
desirable and wine was a
central item of trade.
Shortages of
vin ordinaire were rare. The
major suppliers for the city of Rome were the west coast...
- (2001–2002)
Soccer Sunday (2000–2004) The
Totally Friday Show (1996–1997)
Vin Ordinaire (1998)
Wannabe (1997–2000) The W**** (2002–2004) The W****end Show (1998–1999)...
- the same
vintage year it was produced. Example:
Beaujolais nouveau.
Vin ordinaire French term used to
denote an "ordinary wine" as
opposed to a premium...
