Astrales Scores ... Not just x10?
Astrales Scores ... Not just x10?
Ver mensaje de JoanFDear Paco, dear Juan, dear all,
I have seen your comments of Astrales 2001 in Spanish... https://www.verema.com/comunidad/vinoscatados/vino.asp?vino=4891
And after seeing your comments in English https://www.verema.com/en/tastingnotes/wine.asp?wine=4891 I was considering to translate me note as well.
However, I had a big surprise about the scores... in the English version they are higher than the spanish (not just x10).
Why? Can you please explain me that? Is any conversion formula or table from ’Spanish score’ to ’English score’? Any hint to me, what should be my score?
Many thanks!
Salut!
Joan
Here’s a sort of explanation...
Ver mensaje de JoanFhttps://www.verema.com/en/forum/message.asp?message=59
Regards,
Jose
That’s it!!!
Ver mensaje de joseIt’s just the result of a change of scale....
Re: OK, but why?.
Ver mensaje de Paco HigónThen with this english scale, a wine with 0 in spanish scale, will have 50 points in english scale. I think that this translation formula could be very confuse. Why don’t aply simply Xx10?
Regards
Choche.
The American rating system starts with 50 points
Ver mensaje de ChocheThe American rating system (at least Parker and Wine Spectator employ it) use a 50-100 point quality scale. That means that a wine with 50 points (the minimum) is equivalent to 0 points in a 10 points scale.
Therefore, 90 points means 40 points out of 50 available, or a 8/10.
The meaning of the scale of 100 points is explained here: https://www.verema.com/en/tastingnotes/ratingsystem.asp
What should I do?
Ver mensaje de Juan SuchI used the Parker rate when scoring wines on the Spanish web but scoring over ten. Tell me what I have to do now, I suppose I’ll do the same but over 100 points
Cheers
Gonzalo Lainez (Bodegas Roda)
You can choose a 100 or a 10 point rating system
Ver mensaje de Gonzalo_LainezYou can put your rating as a 100 point system or as a 10 point system. In the last case the system automatically converts to the 100 point scale (applying the formula X*5 + 50).
Just try the process with your first TN! :-)
Re: You can choose a 100 or a 10 point rating system
Ver mensaje de Juan SuchI’ll do it when I get encouraged to paste my firt tasting note. It will be soon, I promise :-))))
Gonzalo Lainez (Bodegas Roda)