Level & label

Llenado de botellas bordelesas niveladas

Los términos que aparecen a continuación son indicaciones de los niveles de llenado:

NECK
All levels above bn. Good level for wines of all ages
BN
Base neck. Good level for wines of all ages
VTS
Very top shoulder. Good level for wines >20 years old
TS
Top shoulder . Good level for wines >30 years old
US
Upper shoulder. Good level for wines > 40 years old
MID
Mid shoulder. Level for aged wines > 50 years old. Quality cannot be guaranteed
LOW
Low shoulder. Level for very aged wines >70 years old. Quality cannot be guaranteed

Nivel de llenado de las botellas de Bourgogne

Para los vinos de Borgoña y los vinos en botellas similares, como los vinos de Alemania y Alsacia, el nivel de llenado se indica en centímetros. Se mide desde la parte inferior del corcho hasta el nivel del vino. No se describen los niveles inferiores a 2 centímetros.

Etiquetas

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GL
Good Label
VSSL
Very slightly stained label
SL
Stained label
VSDL
Very slightly damaged label
SDL
Slightly damaged label
DL
Damaged label
VDL
Very damaged label

Abreviaturas

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OC
Original Carton
OWC
Original Wooden Case
The number after OC or OWC refers to the number of bottles.
NV
No Vintage

El sistema de clasificación de vinos

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96-100 points

Extraordinary - This is an extraordinary wine, deep and complex, that has all the attributes expected in a classic wine of its variety. Wines with this rating are worth finding and investing money in them. And, logically, try them out.

91-95 points

Outstanding - This is an outstanding wine of exceptional complexity and character. They are fantastic wines to drink in the short term.

81-90 points

Barely above average to very good - This wine is above average, which has very good attributes of finesse and flavor.

71-80 points

Average - The wine qualified with this score has an average wine, with little distinction, except for its good preparation. In essence it is an innocuous wine.

< 71 points

Below average - Below this score are not worthy of mention.

Revisa

An outdated or dirty label, a slightly damaged cap or a low level on old vintages: All these small defects do not challenge the quality of the wine.

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Neal Martin

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Wine Spectator

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James Suckling

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Decanter

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Wine Enthusiast

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Vinous

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Antonio Galloni

An American wine critic and founder of Vinous for which he is also the lead critic covering the wines of Bordeaux, California, Italy, and Champagne.

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Stephen Tanzer

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Jeannie Cho Lee

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Jean-Marc Quarin

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Tim Atkin

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