merlotsmile
Medlem
Jag funderar på det här med scoring av vinerna. WSET’s metodik har ej en numerisk poängsättning utan man bedömer vinerna utifrån en verbal skala:
OUTSTANDING
An ‘outstanding’ wine should be almost entirely free of criticism. It should precisely represent a classic style, and be elegantly balanced, and well crafted.
VERY GOOD
A ‘very good’ wine displays particularly clear expression of grape variety, and more precise regional character (representing its region, rather than just its climate). It may also show some elements of elegance, concentration, length or complexity that lift it out of being merely ‘good’.
GOOD
A ‘good’ wine has a balance of fruit, sugar, acid and tannin, and all the components are integrated. It is free of faults, and shows some characteristics of its grape variety (perhaps typical aromas or typical levels of structural components), or region (perhaps cool or warm climate fruit character).
ACCEPTABLE
If a wine is a little out of balance, dilute in flavour or has a generic character that fails to express any particular grape variety or region, but is otherwise drinkable, then it is ‘acceptable’.
POOR
If the poor balance, any minor faults or any dominant flavours of components make it unpleasant, then it is ‘poor’.
FAULTY
If any faults make the wine unsuitable to drink, then it is simply ‘faulty’.
Jag försöker mappa ihop detta med CT’s skala som jag antar att många här använder när ni poängsätter:
98-100: (A+) Extraordinary
94-97: (A) Outstanding
90-93: (A-) Excellent
86-89: (B+) Very Good
80-85: (B) Good
70-79: (C) Below/Average
50-69: (D) Avoid
Skulle ni mappa WSET och CT typ såsom nedan? Och har ni ungefär samma kriterier som WSET ovan när ni gör bedömningen? Eller använder ni er av andra parametrar? Ett "very good" wine t.ex börjar på 86 poäng på CT ... är ni kalibrerade med denna siffra i era bedömningar?
Outstanding WSET = Extraordinary+outstanding CT (94-100)
Very Good WSET = Excellent + very good CT (86-93)
Good WSET = Good CT (80-85)
Acceptable WSET = Below/Average CT (70-79)
Poor WSET = Avoid CT (50-69)
Faulty WSET = Faulty CT
OUTSTANDING
An ‘outstanding’ wine should be almost entirely free of criticism. It should precisely represent a classic style, and be elegantly balanced, and well crafted.
VERY GOOD
A ‘very good’ wine displays particularly clear expression of grape variety, and more precise regional character (representing its region, rather than just its climate). It may also show some elements of elegance, concentration, length or complexity that lift it out of being merely ‘good’.
GOOD
A ‘good’ wine has a balance of fruit, sugar, acid and tannin, and all the components are integrated. It is free of faults, and shows some characteristics of its grape variety (perhaps typical aromas or typical levels of structural components), or region (perhaps cool or warm climate fruit character).
ACCEPTABLE
If a wine is a little out of balance, dilute in flavour or has a generic character that fails to express any particular grape variety or region, but is otherwise drinkable, then it is ‘acceptable’.
POOR
If the poor balance, any minor faults or any dominant flavours of components make it unpleasant, then it is ‘poor’.
FAULTY
If any faults make the wine unsuitable to drink, then it is simply ‘faulty’.
Jag försöker mappa ihop detta med CT’s skala som jag antar att många här använder när ni poängsätter:
98-100: (A+) Extraordinary
94-97: (A) Outstanding
90-93: (A-) Excellent
86-89: (B+) Very Good
80-85: (B) Good
70-79: (C) Below/Average
50-69: (D) Avoid
Skulle ni mappa WSET och CT typ såsom nedan? Och har ni ungefär samma kriterier som WSET ovan när ni gör bedömningen? Eller använder ni er av andra parametrar? Ett "very good" wine t.ex börjar på 86 poäng på CT ... är ni kalibrerade med denna siffra i era bedömningar?
Outstanding WSET = Extraordinary+outstanding CT (94-100)
Very Good WSET = Excellent + very good CT (86-93)
Good WSET = Good CT (80-85)
Acceptable WSET = Below/Average CT (70-79)
Poor WSET = Avoid CT (50-69)
Faulty WSET = Faulty CT