See Generic Term/Trademark https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Generic_trademark
I've yet to see a single person who thinks of the region when refering to a fizzy alcoholic name as "champagne".
> If the Moldovan spirits industry has a superior product, why can’t they call it a relevant name that protects the integrity of their creation?
You constructed your argument in a way that makes it sound that the moment something is called by a place name it becomes the superior product.
See Generic Term/Trademark https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Generic_trademark
I've yet to see a single person who thinks of the region when refering to a fizzy alcoholic name as "champagne".
> If the Moldovan spirits industry has a superior product, why can’t they call it a relevant name that protects the integrity of their creation?
You constructed your argument in a way that makes it sound that the moment something is called by a place name it becomes the superior product.