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place votes, One 5th place vote, One 6th place vote, and One 8th place vote. However, both American reds of Mayacamas Vineyards and Freemark Abbey Winery were consistently ranked the worst. The American reds ultimately ranked 1st, 5th, 6th (tied with a French), 8th, and two 9th place finishes. The French reds ranked 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 6th (tied with an American). This is a relatively simple analysis of averaging the relative rankings on each ballot and averaging (mean) them. I do think we are missing an important point though. At the time, the French view was that Americans were completely incapable of making a superior wine. Even though only one red succeeded here, this contest shattered this myth. (I would love to see the raw scorecards for the whites to verify the same is true there.)--
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event to this day. It wasn’t the reaction of the French wine industry, which punished the event organizer for accidentally embarrassing it. It wasn’t the reaction of the growers who ran him off their property and told him never to return. It wasn’t the reaction of the vintners, some of whom wrote angry letters to the winning winemakers insisting that French wines are better than California wine “in principle” and always will be superior. And it wasn’t the reaction of the French press, which largely ignored, downplayed and trivialized the results.
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it's rather US-POV, and it seems to be written on the assumption that "wine" is a kind of competitive sports rather than an agricultural business, a consumer good, something you pair with food... Regarding the "High" - while a notable event, it seems to have been and remain a much more emotional event in the US than in the "outside world", as evidenced by the upcoming film(s). To me, this is more like a Mid/Start article, in comparison to other
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since they are far from being blind with wines! In addition, for sample, anyone can check that a Haut-Brion it is not a 75% Cabernet! More around 50% Cabernet, 25% Merlot and 25% Cabernet Franc… Only cheaters would get involved in tastings like this one. Anyone citing something from the "Wine Spectator" is a joke about wine or a professional making money thanks to people credulity and lack of honesty.
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that 1970 should be considered one og the greatest years for Bordeaux, when in fact, it's surpassed by 2000, 1998, 1996, 1995, 1990, 1988, 1986, 1985, 1982. That's 9 vintages that are generally considered superior to 1970 outside of Pomerol. It's hard to imagine how the Bordeaux Council ranks 1970 above these if Pomerol is factored out.
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century. Additionally, Margaux, Lafite, and several other top growths were all mired in qualitative slumps at the time. No knowledgable Bordeaux expert one would argue that anything from Medoc between 61 and 82 could be considered a great year or rank any of those vintages as the "Best of the Best".
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They and the other growth vineyards have a carefully cultivated image of superiority. This is a marketing advantage worth an incredibly enormous sum of money every year. However, they frequently fail to perform well in comparisons and realize how vulnerable they are to exposure and the destruction
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The owners of 30 of the best wines in the world, in the judgment of a Champagne company president, were invited to a party in 1997. The event was organized by Jean-Claude Rouzaud to celebrate the 30th anniversary of his presidency of Champagne Louis Roederer. Half of his selections were from France.
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Many people intensely and understandably dislike the results of the Wine Spectator Wine Tasting of 1986 wine competition; you can enjoy the company of a very large group of people. However, you've provided no evidence of either a hoax or a conspiracy. The allegations in "French Bordeaux competition"
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As an old friend of Steven Spurrier, I have talked to him and to three of the French Judges in the competition. The judges were told they would be judging California wines and they judged the California wines by themselves. However as a surprise they were then told they would judge some French wines
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are not consistent with the results in the Appendix of the book, and neither matches the results shown in the article. The difference between the results shown on page 203 and those in the appendix could be explained by one of them including the scores from the hosts, Gallagher and Spurrier. I would
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This is a link of my analysis of the tasting. It includes some more levels of analysis not relevant to my comment, but you can see that the average values on the current wiki table correspond to all scores included. My analysis also includes the values of the table that correspond to the non-French
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Note I said that the Bordeaux wines should have lost when their 1970's were included in the tastings you mention. I also pointed out that at the time several of the best estates were in fact coasting on their reputations and not making the most of their vineyards. My issue is simply with the idea
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As a whole, your statement is correct albeit imprecise. Statistically, the American reds had a wider range of quality, and the French reds were more consistent. Stag's Leap average ranking among the other wines is still the best: (Including ties) Four 1st place votes, Three 2nd place votes, Two 3rd
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To be quite honest, the more I've looked at the article, the more I'm sort of questioning both the "B" part and the "High" part. Regarding the B - it's list-dominated, it's filled with "gossipy" rather nonencyclopedic content (one unnamed taster thought this and another said that - gimme a break!),
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The first two sub headings under the "controversies" section make liberal use of the term "scientific." The first item says "Some critics suggest that wine tastings lack scientific validity" This seems a strange wording to me. Are there any people who suggest that taste tests or similar contests
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I can't really see why this "rematch" should be in a separate article. The only interest and notability of the subject is to see the result in relation to the original tasting, and that's easier to discuss by having all the material in one article. It might also be noted that recently, a couple of
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Another hoax, thanks to the wine industry business, only the consumer get screwed, not Bordeaux still selling at ridiculous prices some of its worst vintages, and certainly not Napa fermentation industry! Anyway, anyone knowing about wines, knows that public "blind tasting" by experts has no value
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Let me reiterate, I'm not disputing the results of the Paris tasting, The Bordeaux wines have been shown inferior several times now, but given what Bordeaux was producing at the time they deserved to loose. I object to the idea that Bordeaux wines included in the tasting are representative of the
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You suggest that the 1982, 1986, 1990 or 2000 vintages might have been able to beat the California upstarts. But those cherry-picked vintages weren't around in 1976. And you suggest stacking the deck even more by using the 1961 vintage, which is one of the two or three best vintages of the entire
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You say that the French wines were poor and should have lost because they were so bad. However, that’s clearly not the reaction of the judges at the Paris competition, some of whom claimed deception, wanted their ballots back so they could change their scores, and still refuse to talk about the
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I realize that by painting 1970 as a great year for Bordeaux it makes the results of the tasting look more significant, so it's pretty clear why it keeps getting pushed into the article. I just want it made clear that it's hardly an accepted fact that 1970 was a great year for Bordeaux outside of
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Saying 1970 was the best vintage for Pauillac between 1961 and 1982 is faint praise. Of course, at the time 1970 was looked on as a very good vintage, it was surrounded by 67, 68, 69, 71, 72, 73, and 74 all poor years for Bordeaux, some are considered amongst the worst vintages of the entire 20th
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David - the red list currently has 5 and 6 mixed up (e.g. 6 Leoville Las Cases and then 5 Monte Bello) - which is right? I was under the impression that positions 2345 were French (e.g. the ordering is right but the numbers wrong.) But I don't have a reference for that right now and I can see some
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I've noticed that the average score is actually the average score of all tasters (including Gallagher and Spurrier). Given how the article is organized--mentioning that G & S's results are discounted for account of them not being French--I propose that the tables average only the French-based
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I have always seen this event presented as a victory for California wines; and the article confirms this view. But looking at the results (red only - the white numbers are missing), I see that the average French red score was 13.03, the average Californian score was 11.03. This looks to me like a
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Mike- Your disagreement should be with the Conseil Interprofessionel du Vin de Bordeaux, which has rated 1970 as among the four best vintages in the past 45 years. Constantly trying to find someone who disagrees with it suggests POV in trying to minimize the significance of the results of the
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It's incindiary because, one, that's not the official title of the tasting, and two, naming anything the "vintage of the century", the "tasting of the century", the "rematch of the century" is laughable when we're only 6 years into the century. I can't think of a single scholarly work where the
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which they did and rated the French wines. In the end some California wines had higher scores within the California wine group, so it was said that they beat the French wines, which of course they did not do. These were two separate ratings of two different groups of wines.
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If the period of over two decades in the 1960s and 1970s was characterized by such poor and mediocre vintages as you indicate, then the region must have been unfairly coasting on its reputation and its high prices were exploiting the deceived consumer, as Robert Parker has
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I'm not trying to refute the results of the tasting, the wines from the Medoc clearly lost, as they should have, but these are clearly not the best examples of what Bordeaux is capable of. For that they would need something from 61, 82, 86, 90, or 2000.
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to me. Since the winners of 1976 didn't even know they were competing in 1976, I can't imagine why a refusual would matter today. There have been numerous rematches since '76. Where did you hear that anyone had refused to complete in another such event?
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and not just by journalist. I think most of my customers and fellow winos who are even aware of the Paris tasting know it more as the Judgment of Paris then the 1976 Paris Tasting. In fact, I've seen and heard countless references to the "famous"
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I don't think we need Maelga's new 100-point comparison. It was not historically present and, when placed right next to the 20-point system, it is rendered unnecessary. Since the 100-point equivalents were calculated by Maelga, it falls under
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It is obvious that wikipedia has been used as a advertising arena. I've read about the growing importance of this type of wine in the UK. But worse than this (California has Mediterranean climate, but not Canada), look at this one:
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No they did not!!! It's really pitiful that people are still trying to change the rules of the tasting to get a different result. The Americans make good wine and Europeans can't bring themselves to admit it. Pathetic.
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Okay, the 100-point columns is remitted to the bit bucket. Sorry for the deletion, Maelga; I know how painstakingly tough it is to put together a good wikitable. I appreciate your fantastic additions to this article.
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Like I mentioned above, it does seem like it is leaning to start and I would have no problem with it being downgraded. As for the importance, I think High is about right. It is an important event in the history of
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21:01, 1 October 2007 (UTC)are reversed between the two sets of results. However, adding the individual scores for the nine judges for Montrose yields a score of 122 points. This is consistent with the Appendix
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are not supported by, nor are they consistent with, CellarNotes and other sources of price information. The material in "Vintage charts comparison" is redundant, except that the last sentence lacks support.
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Because of this the 1-5 growths (1) want to avoid comparisons and (2) try to discredit the results of such comparisons . Who can blame them? Those results can cost them a fortune in lost revenue.
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since it was one of the earliest times that New World wine was considered on par with the historical "great" French wines. In terms of wine history, it is rather on par with the
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My apologies. The original page name was just a slogan used by nobody at all (see Mike Case's comment at top of the the page) so I went for the official title. I think
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I concur. There was no 100-point system in place in '76, so it's not relevant to this article. I suggest you follow the credo to "be bold" and make the necessary edits.
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So the event took place in two separate parts: first, a dinner featuring the Bordeaux wines; then a tasting the next day with all the other wines, but no Bordeaux.
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I shall go ahead with the redirect in the next week or so. First I will remove material that's already in the main article and then transfer what's left.
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Ah...now I see where it was coming from. I agree that the original title had serious issues. This one just shocked me with its length. I could live with
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Agreed. These tastings are definetly not Hoaxes. I think the methodology was flawed and the results generally misconstrued, but that's debatable.
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Just about all of them! Any pictures of wine regions, grape varieties or wine would be useful. In particular we need wine region maps that can be
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and deleted, indicating that the "general" community of editors aren't that happy with a lot of articles recording the results of wine tastings.
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It may be impossible to get free images of the tasting itself, but maybe someone with these vintages could have photos taken of the bottles? --
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I'm a bit confused. I was just double checking some of the facts and I noticed a discrepancy in the red results. The results on page 203 of
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This one seems like a borderline B, leaning towards start, and I would like to get some extra opinions. Here is a listing of my concerns.
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Congratulations on being so observant! It appears that the results in the Appendix are the correct ones. Montrose and Haut-Brion --
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We all know that Americans make good wine. But the data in the article show that in the 1976 tasting, French wines scored better.
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Now the million dollar question will be if the editors of the mythology page will go for it. I'll ask to get the ball rolling.
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It takes up nearly the entire width of the screen-not to mention the POV issues. Can't we think of something better? How about
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Holy cow this title is incidiary. An interesting rematch yes, Rematch of the Century, isn't that a bit over the top?!?
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French victory. But I guess Taber got his report in first, and no-one since has looked too closely at the actual data.
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1970 was among the four best vintages in 45 years according to Conseil Interprofessionel du Vin de Bordeaux!
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would probably be best as it draws from the official title and JoP seems to be used a lot by journalists.
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that doesn't really give due credit to the scope and signifigance of the event, particularly for the
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I am writing to George M Taber to see if he will elaborate on this detail. Hopefully he responds!
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USA -- Back-to-back champs in world wars and all-time champs in international wine competitions!
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Pomerol, and that it's pretty obviously the editor's own POV when it's included in the article.
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To me the biggest joke is that they didn't invite wines from Spain, Italy, Chile or Argentina.
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if any elaboration is needed. I hope to see the table updated with the French-only scores.
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20th century. All of this to try to beat wineries, two of which were only four years old!
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superlative "of the century" would be used. It's just over-the-top sensationalisim.
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if anything is unclear. It seems Haut-Brion actually had the lowest average ranking!
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Well, despite the popularity of JoP with journalists, the wikipedia page is called
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This contest is a joke: the american winners of 1976 refuse to compete today.
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There is little discussion on the background and early history of the tasting
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The lead is very weak and doesn't do a good job summarizing the article per
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are scientific endeavors and that they DO possess scientific validity?
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The wines, judges, and results sections are completely unreferenced.
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You're the joke pixe. The Yanks beat'em in two(2) rematches. HaHa
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we still need numbers for the White results table. Who has these?
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where is the judge-by-judge tally of votes for the white wines?
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I've corrected the error based on the list provided in Taber's
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1970 was not a great/historic/legendary year in Bordeaux!
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