29/10/2007 (Agence Europe) - Advocate General Verica Trstenjak lodged her conclusions in Case C-285/06 on 25 October concerning Commission Regulation 753/2002 on wine. The highest German appeals court, the Bundesverwaltunsgericht (BVerwG) sent a case to the Court of Justice to decide whether a wine-maker, a certain Mr Schneider was entitled to call his wine 'Grande Reserve' or whether he should use the German name Privatreserve. The Advocate General said that the German version was not allowed because it would cause confusion with the traditional term already registered for Austrian wines and therefore EU legislation allowed the use of the French word 'Reserve' as long as this did not cause confusion. (C.D.)