Why are Europeans so autistic about labeling food?

Why are Europeans so autistic about labeling food?

Imagine there was some far off corner of the world that tried to get everyone else to stop calling milk "milk" and you're almost there.

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Obsessed Yankee

Obsessed.

What did this american want to say?

Obsessed AmericANO

Bourbon has to come from America.

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it's called sparkling white wine dumbass.
prosecco is sparkling white wine champagne too.
bourbon is whiskey from america, scotch is from scotland, and i don't see you complain about it because people actually like bourbon, but nobody like your fake champagne and that make you mad

Based Frenchman. I've only had cheap champagne and it was still way better than the Californian equivalent

>AMERICAN
>CHAMPAGNE

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t. butthurt guy whose uncle works in the wine industry

they have nothing else going for them

I thought only the shit brands called themselves champagne and the actual good brands just say sparking wine.

Manitoba?

O B S E S S E D

t. get's mad when he's served Pepsi instead of Coke

>"Why cant I call my product Champagne when it's not produced in the Champagne region!?"
I really do wonder why.

love me some brie cheese

I don't favor any pop

is that off brand canada?

OBSESSED
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daily reminder that australian wine beat out all european wine and japanese whisky beat out all of scotland
*dabs*