TTBFinal Rule
T.D. TTB-202: Establishment of the Tryon Foothills Viticultural Area
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Summary
The federal government has officially recognized the Tryon Foothills area as a designated wine-growing region. This means wineries in this area can now label their wines with the Tryon Foothills name, which helps consumers identify where the grapes come from and can increase the value and reputation of local wines.
Key Points
- 1The Tryon Foothills region is now officially recognized as a wine-growing area (called a viticultural area) by the federal government
- 2Wineries located in this region can now use the Tryon Foothills name on their wine labels if their grapes come from this specific area
- 3This designation helps consumers know the origin and quality of wines, similar to how 'Napa Valley' or 'Bordeaux' indicate specific wine regions
- 4Wineries in the Tryon Foothills area may see increased brand recognition and potentially higher prices for their wines
- 5The regulation was developed by the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB), the federal agency that oversees alcohol labeling
Key Dates
Published
September 29, 2025
This summary is for informational purposes only. It may not capture all nuances of the regulation. Always refer to the official text for authoritative information.
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