There are three, I think, sparkling wines from CA that can have Champagne on the label, usually preceded by California.
They were grandfathered into the agreement.
I can remember when young women would sash shay into a bar and order "House Chablis". I wonder how the term "Sash shay" came about.
OK, firstly I misspelled it rather badly, and I should have know it is from the French:
to make a chassé
2a:
WALK,
GLIDE,
GOb: to strut or move about in an ostentatious or conspicuous manner
c: to proceed or move in a diagonal or sideways manner
This is why French is great, we say "chase", meh, and they say "Chasse'", much more elegante. And a Chasseur as CWSooner knows is usually a light cavalryman intended to chase defeated enemy. And as we all know, cheval is French for horse and a chavelier, like Mo, is a knight, or simply a person who rides a horse.