Vinranka.com Website Review

drinks with an alcohol content above 3.5%. You can of course think a little about what you want, but to compensate for this, Systembolaget has been commissioned by the state to provide all Swedes with a monster range even in smaller towns. They also need to give all customers information about the wines and use blind tests to determine which wines to buy. But are all descriptions really neutral? In an old article in the newspaper Dagens Arbete that you had certain code words that were clearly negative, but which in the actual description looked to be objective. A couple of such examples are pickled red wine or light and rounded white wine which more or less means disgusting or bad. Vinranka therefore undertook to answer the following questions: What exactly does the systembolaget's wine descriptions mean? Are there really euphemisms (beautifull rewrites) for ski wines and which wines are real bargains? Here comes the statistics into the picture. It turns out that you can actually decide how well or badly a wine is based on it. EXACTLY HOW HAS THE CALCULATION GOED WHEN THE TABLES HAVE BEEN TAKEN? statistical an*lysis where each individual word in the product's taste description received an average price, that is, the average price that all products with this word in the description had. Example: If the word fruity occurs in three different taste descriptions and the price of each product's different words together. If a wine is described with the terms fruity, citrus and barrel character (what it is now for A tip is to look at wines that have a relatively low price, but which have a high taste price or a high price value. An example can cost SEK 69, but It has a taste price of about SEK 132, entirely in clas* with much more expensive wines. Another trick can be to look at the lists of taste words and how high the average price is for them. an indication (but no guarantee!) because it is an affordable wine.