If vintners aren't allowed to sell their champagne as "champagne" in your country...

If vintners aren't allowed to sell their champagne as "champagne" in your country, then you are under the boot of the French monopoly.

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>california champagne

if you call sparkling wine champagne because it's the only way you can sell your product it literally proves your product is shit tier

but it's wine.
if you call it champagne you're implying that this wine is from the Champagne region in France (region or state or province, whatever)

>give french names to all your chep, sub-par industrially produced "champagne" with artificial flavors and Stevia™
>"you are under the boot of the French monopoly"

Is it halaal desu?

Isn't it illegal or something? It's violation of intellectual(??) property law.

americans are lazy and can't capitalize on their product so they larp their relevance over historical figures.

you can not claim a type of product as your intellectual property, only your brand of that product

doubt it, they eschew alcohol, dry bastards