typicity
/tɪˈpɪsɪti/(also tipicity, typicite, typicité) Winemaking
noun
The quality or fact of a wine being typical of its geographical provenance and of the grape variety (or varieties) from which it is made.
Origin
1970s; earliest use found in The Winnipeg Free Press. From typic- + -ity, after either French typicité or Italian tipicità, both in more general sense ‘typicality, typicalness’.