Indicates the grapes have been grown, vinified and bottled under the supervision of a single winery.
Indicates that the producer controls the source of the grapes by directly growing them.
An American designation which a winery may place on the label if the wine is labeled with a viticultural area appellation of origin and the bottling winery is located in the labeled, viticultural area; grew all the grapes on land it owns or controls, within the viticultural area; and crushed the grapes, produced, and bottled the wine. This designation is similar to the European Chateau-Bottled and Domaine-Bottled designations.
Wine made exclusively from grapes grown on a winery’s property and produced by the winery, which must be located in the same AVA where the grapes are grown.
a term that classically means the grapes for the wine in the bottle were grown by the fellow that bottled the wine (and raised, tended, and picked the grapes, as well).
Indicates a winery owns the vineyard from whence the grapes come or has a long-term lease arrangement for the grapes.
A term once used by producers for those wines made from vineyards that they owned and that were contiguous to the winery "estate". Today it indicates the winery either owns the vineyard or has a long-term lease to purchase the grapes.