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==Burgoignesc Wine Region Rating System==

The Burgundie Wine Region Rating System ([[Burgoignesc language|Burg]]: Systeme Classification des Regions du Vintage Burgoignesc (SCRVB)) provides a comprehensive assessment of wines from different appellations within [[Burgundie]]. This system emphasizes the unique terroir and characteristics of each region, ensuring a nuanced evaluation.

===Classification Levels===

*Vin Grand Cru (VGC)

**Definition: Reserved for wines produced from the most prestigious vineyards in [[Burgundie]], characterized by exceptional terroir and consistent quality.

**Criteria: Exceptional grape quality, specific terroir expression, and stringent production standards.

*Vin Premier Cru (VPC):

**Definition: Represents outstanding wines from distinguished vineyards, showcasing a high level of quality and regional identity.

**Criteria: Notable terroir expression, well-defined grape characteristics, and adherence to strict production guidelines.

*Vin Village (VV):

**Definition: Designates wines from recognized village appellations, offering a strong representation of the region's terroir and varietal characteristics.

**Criteria: Distinct terroir, good grape typicity, and adherence to quality standards.

*Vin Régional (VR):

**Definition: Entry-level classification for wines representing broader regional appellations, providing a reliable introduction to Burgundie's diverse wine styles.

**Criteria: Reflective of regional terroir, varietal characteristics, and adherence to basic quality standards.

===Rating Criteria===

*Terroir Expression (TE):

**Definition: Evaluates how well the wine reflects the unique characteristics of its designated terroir.

**Scoring: Exceptional (5), Outstanding (4), Good (3), Adequate (2), Limited (1).

*Grape Typicity (GT):

**Definition: Assesses the extent to which the wine embodies the true characteristics of its grape variety.

**Scoring: Exceptional (5), Outstanding (4), Good (3), Adequate (2), Limited (1).

*Winemaking Precision (WP):

**Definition: Examines the craftsmanship in winemaking, including fermentation, aging, and overall production techniques.

**Scoring: Exceptional (5), Outstanding (4), Good (3), Adequate (2), Limited (1).

*Consistency (C):

**Definition: Assesses the consistency of quality across vintages from a specific vineyard or region.

**Scoring: Consistently Outstanding (5), Generally Consistent (4), Occasionally Variable (3), Inconsistent (2), Highly Variable (1).

===Overall Rating===

*Summation of Scores:

**The overall rating is the sum of the scores from each criterion.

**Ranges:

- Outstanding (15-20)

- Very Good (10-14)

- Good (5-9)

- Adequate (1-4)

==History of the Burgoignesc wine regions==

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 ===Sudmoll===
 ===Wintergen===
+==Burgoignesc Wine Region Rating System==
+The Burgundie Wine Region Rating System ([[Burgoignesc language|Burg]]: Systeme Classification des Regions du Vintage Burgoignesc (SCRVB)) provides a comprehensive assessment of wines from different appellations within [[Burgundie]]. This system emphasizes the unique terroir and characteristics of each region, ensuring a nuanced evaluation.
+===Classification Levels===
+*Vin Grand Cru (VGC)
+**Definition: Reserved for wines produced from the most prestigious vineyards in [[Burgundie]], characterized by exceptional terroir and consistent quality.
+**Criteria: Exceptional grape quality, specific terroir expression, and stringent production standards.
+*Vin Premier Cru (VPC):
+**Definition: Represents outstanding wines from distinguished vineyards, showcasing a high level of quality and regional identity.
+**Criteria: Notable terroir expression, well-defined grape characteristics, and adherence to strict production guidelines.
+*Vin Village (VV):
+**Definition: Designates wines from recognized village appellations, offering a strong representation of the region's terroir and varietal characteristics.
+**Criteria: Distinct terroir, good grape typicity, and adherence to quality standards.
+*Vin Régional (VR):
+**Definition: Entry-level classification for wines representing broader regional appellations, providing a reliable introduction to Burgundie's diverse wine styles.
+**Criteria: Reflective of regional terroir, varietal characteristics, and adherence to basic quality standards.
+===Rating Criteria===
+*Terroir Expression (TE):
+**Definition: Evaluates how well the wine reflects the unique characteristics of its designated terroir.
+**Scoring: Exceptional (5), Outstanding (4), Good (3), Adequate (2), Limited (1).
+*Grape Typicity (GT):
+**Definition: Assesses the extent to which the wine embodies the true characteristics of its grape variety.
+**Scoring: Exceptional (5), Outstanding (4), Good (3), Adequate (2), Limited (1).
+*Winemaking Precision (WP):
+**Definition: Examines the craftsmanship in winemaking, including fermentation, aging, and overall production techniques.
+**Scoring: Exceptional (5), Outstanding (4), Good (3), Adequate (2), Limited (1).
+*Consistency (C):
+**Definition: Assesses the consistency of quality across vintages from a specific vineyard or region.
+**Scoring: Consistently Outstanding (5), Generally Consistent (4), Occasionally Variable (3), Inconsistent (2), Highly Variable (1).
+===Overall Rating===
+*Summation of Scores:
+**The overall rating is the sum of the scores from each criterion.
+**Ranges:
+    - Outstanding (15-20)
+    - Very Good (10-14)
+    - Good (5-9)
+    - Adequate (1-4)
 ==History of the Burgoignesc wine regions==

Burgoignesc wine regions: Difference between revisions

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