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I actually looked to see if you posted this on April 1st....not because there isn't wine made in Mexico, when I lived in San Diego we really did like a Guadalupe Valley wine every so often....but NOM....really? I'm always a fan of this type of stuff actually telling you something about where the wine comes from etc.
ReplyDeleteYessir! It stands for Norma Oficial Mexico which translates to Official Mexican Standard.
DeleteI've been fascinated with Mexican wine since one of my loyal Facebook followers, who is from Mexico, introduced me to it.
If you're interested in learning more about Mexican wine, I wrote an article on its history and current situation: http://www.thewinestalker.net/2014/07/mexico.html
Thanks for commenting and reading the blog! Cheers!
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ReplyDeleteThe article on Mexico's Appellation of Origin Protection is a comprehensive exploration of the country's efforts to protect its unique products, providing valuable insights into the legal framework and its significance. The article highlights the importance of preserving the authenticity and quality of Mexican products, with detailed explanations of legal aspects enhancing its credibility. The article is well-articulated, offering a comprehensive overview of measures in place to safeguard the country's distinctive products. It effectively communicates the significance of Mexico's Appellation of Origin Protection, effectively communicating its impact on preserving the identity of Mexican products. The well-structured content enhances understanding and awareness of this crucial protection, making it a must-read for those interested in intellectual property rights.