How to score wine on the 100 point scale
- 99-100 Points
A jaw-dropping, heart-stopping effort—not just everything you’d expect, but MORE than you could reasonably expect from a wine.
- 96-98 Points
Overwhelming. A rare level of greatness for wines that knock your socks off with their massiveness or make your hair stand on end with their elegance.
- 92-95 Points
Rocking wines that achieve something special within what they try to be. Occasionally wines in this range are a bit one-dimensional, but that one dimension will blow you away.
- 90-91 Points
High quality wines that make you go back to the glass looking for (and usually finding) something more. Wines that are not just enjoyable but pique one’s curiosity.
- 85-89 Points
Above average wines that perhaps lack that little something extra that makes them worthy of a 90-point score. Satisfactory. Drinkable and unobjectionable.
- 80-84 Points
Something about the wine just rubs you the wrong way, but it has some redeeming features.
- 70-79 Points
Very average wines capable of quenching thirst but little else. Straightforward and unremarkable.
- 60-69 Points
Flawed wines to avoid at all costs. Practically undrinkable.
- 50-59 Points
So poor that the 60-69 range is insufficient to describe their inadequacy. Undrinkable.
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