The name and address of the person responsible for pre-packages
2.6 The name and address of the person responsible for pre-packages
2.6.1. Information about the name of the person responsible, their address, as well as the place the containers were pre-packaged, and those relating to the pre-packager or the importer (as specified in the article 2.6.4) should not
The country of origin
2.5 The country of origin
In international exchanges, the official or usual name of country of origin must be mentioned when the product comes from grapes harvested and vinified in this country.
The use of a name of a State such as provided for above is dependent on the agreement of this State:
Net contents
2.4 Net contents
The net contents shall be declared in the metric system (International System of units (SI)).
The declaration of net contents represents the quantity at the time of packaging and is subject to enforcement by reference to an average system of quantity control.
Information on substances known to cause hypersensitivity, including allergies, inter alia
2.3 Information on substances[1] known to cause hypersensitivity, including allergies, inter alia
The presence of substances known to cause hypersensitivity, including allergies, inter alia shall be indicated on the label of the wine.
Information on alcoholic strength
2.2 Information on alcoholic strength
Information on acquired alcoholic strength in percentage per volume of the product is compulsory on the labelling with a tolerance of 0.5 p. 100 vol.
However, this tolerance is raised to 0.8 p. 100 vol for wine that is to be laid down, and flor wines.
Appellation of origin or Geographical indication
2.1.2 Appellation of origin or geographical indication
Definitions
Geographical Indication
The use of the word ""wine""""
2.1.1 The use of the word “wine”
The use of the word "wine" or, (without prejudice to article 2.1.2.2) other substitutive recognised indication, is obligatory in the labelling of the product which respects the definition quoted in article 1.2.1. It may be completed by mentioning its type or particular classification.
Misleading information
1.4 Misleading information
Misleading information. The use of any information, sign or illustration which is misleading about the origin and/or the nature of the product is forbidden.
Information provided by labelling
1.3 Information provided by labelling
Labelling must include compulsory information to which optional information can be added. Only information from these two categories is authorised.
Scope
1.2 Scope
The product
The labelling standard for wines applies to products fitting the definition of wine as laid down by the International Code of Oenological Practices of the OIV, namely: