S-13, r. 7 - Regulation respecting wine and other alcoholic beverages made or bottled by holders of a wine maker’s permit

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2. Wine bottled in Québec must be classified as follows:
(1)  wine or table wine: being a beverage obtained through the fermentation of grape juice, reconstituted grape juice or grape must, and containing at least 6% and less than 15% of alcohol by volume;
(2)  fortified wine: being a beverage obtained from wine containing at least 10% of alcohol by volume, with or without the addition of grape concentrate or sugar and containing, through fermentation or the addition of alcohol, from 15% to 20% of alcohol by volume;
(3)  flavoured wine: being a beverage obtained by adding flavourings to wine, with or without the addition of sugar, and containing at least 6% and less than 15% of alcohol by volume;
(4)  apéritif (appetizer) wine: beverage obtained from wine containing at least 10% of alcohol by volume, with or without the addition of flavouring, grape, concentrate or sugar and containing, through fermentation or the addition of alcohol, from 15% to 20% of alcohol by volume;
In this section,
(1)  “addition of alcohol” means the addition of neutral spirits made from grain, molasses, cider or wine and containing at least 94,8% of alcohol by volume;
(2)  “flavouring” means vegetable flavourings, with or without alcoholization, excluding cider and not exceeding 5% of the finished product by volume.
O.C. 2166-83, s. 2.