Top rated
Wine critics rate wines based on several factors. A decisive criterion is the balance of components such as acidity, sweetness, tannins and fruit. A well-balanced wine is often rated higher. The complexity of the wine also plays a role. Wines with complex aromas and flavors tend to receive higher ratings. Critics also appreciate wines that have a long, pleasant aftertaste. Another important characteristic is typicity, i.e. how well the wine reflects the typical characteristics of its grape variety or region. Ageing potential can also have a positive influence on the assessment
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