Which of the following are NOT required on a wine label for a wine sold in the United States? Check all that apply. (Note that for check all that apply questions, the automatic grading in Canvas will subtract points for incorrect answers. The minimum score is 0 points).

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Question restatement: Which of the following are NOT required on a wine label for a wine sold in the United States? Check all that apply.

Option A: A health warning.
In the U.S. federal framework for alcoholic beverages, health warnings are indeed required on wine labels. Therefore, this statement would be incorrect as a NOT-required item.

Option B: An indication of alcohol concentration (in percent) or listing "Table Wine" on the label.
Federal labeling rules require an alcohol by volume (ABV) statement on wine labels. The alternative of listing "Table Wine" is not a substitute for the ABV requirement, and many wines carry ABV information regardless. Thus, this option is not a correct NOT-required item.

Option C: The location where the grapes are grown.
This piece of information is not required by federal labeling regulations for wine sold in the U.S. It is common in some marketing contexts or in specific programs, but there is no mandatory requirement to disclose the vineyard or geographic source on the standard wine label. Therefore, this is a NOT-required item.

Option D: An indication that the wine contains sulfites.
Sulfite declarations are required on wine labels if sulfites are present in the product at detectable levels (10 ppm or more). If sulfites are not present, the declaration is not needed. Because the requirement depends on the presence of sulfites rather than being a universal label staple, this option is not universally required for all wines, but it is required whenever sulfites are present. This means it is not a blanket NOT-required item across all wines; its necessity is conditional.

Summary: Options A and B describe elements that are required (health warning is always required; ABV is required). Option C describes an element that is not required (grape origin). Option D describes a conditional requirement (sulfite declaration only if sulfites are present), so it is not universally required for all wines. In the context of selecting NOT-required items across all wines, Option C stands out as the clear NOT-required item, while Option D depends on the product's sulfite content.

VEN 003 001 SQ 2025 Pre-Class Quiz: June 5

Which of the following are NOT required on a wine label for a wine sold in the United States? Check all that apply. (Note that for check all that apply questions, the automatic grading in Canvas will subtract points for incorrect answers. The minimum score is 0 points).

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