#AGRT2610196AApproval of the Saint-Bris protected designation of origin specification
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This order approves the official specification for the protected designation of origin “Saint-Bris,” a French wine appellation. The detailed rules are published separately by the Ministry of Agriculture and set the conditions producers must follow to use the Saint-Bris name. It also repeals the 2011 decree that previously governed the Saint-Bris controlled designation of origin, replacing that framework with the newly approved specification.
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Key Changes
- Approves the official specification for the Saint-Bris protected designation of origin
- Makes the detailed specification available through the Ministry of Agriculture’s official bulletin
- Repeals the 2011 decree governing the Saint-Bris controlled designation of origin
Obligations
What this law requires
Wine producers seeking to use the protected designation of origin “Saint-Bris” must comply with the newly approved official specification published by the Ministry of Agriculture.