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Wine Scoring
The
legend below captures the guidelines followed for the wine scoring
on this website.
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<70 = Below average quality
71-80 = Average quality
81-90 = Good quality
91-100 = Excellent quality |
This scoring system addresses a wine's
quality, explained with tasting notes. Quality judges the wine's
technical composition and tasting notes provide a description.
The price, if noted, does not factor into
the scoring. Whether the wine offers good value is up to you, the
wine drinker.
For example, a wine that scores 86 is a
good quality wine. If the tasting notes appeal to you and it costs
$10, you may think it's very good value. On the other hand, if the
same wine costs $30, you may or may not think it's good value
depending on how much money you generally like to spend on wine.
The scoring system is based on a generally
accepted industry standard whereby wines are scored in a system of
50-100 points. All wines receive 50 points, regardless of quality,
simply by virtue of them being pressed, fermented grape juice. From
there, they are judged, scored, and offered to you. I hope this
system helps guide you toward many pleasurable moments.
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