Spanish winemaking term
How to pronounce Vino de la Tierra
Vino de la Tierra is pronounced VEE-noh deh lah tee-AIR-ah. The main stress falls on AIR.
VEE-noh deh lah tee-AIR-ah
What is Vino de la Tierra?
The Spanish equivalent of the French Vin de Pays or EU IGP designation, meaning wine of the land. It indicates wine from a specific geographic area produced under less restrictive regulations than DO, allowing winemakers more freedom with grape varieties and techniques while maintaining regional provenance.
The name means “Wine of the land” in Spanish.
Tips for saying it
Often heard as VEE-noh deh lah tee-AIR-ah.
The rr in Tierra is a strong rolled r with several taps, not a single tap or an English r: tee-AIR-ah.
Often heard as VEE-noh dee lah tee-AIR-ah.
Spanish de has a short, clear e as in bed, not ee: VEE-noh deh lah tee-AIR-ah.
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