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What are people's thoughts on Vinomasters scores relative to the Halliday industry standard? Does a 96 V override a H93 for example in today's Craneford 1 Shiraz 2023 for example? I know SK reviews aren't treated seriously but what do folks really base their Tom Hanks spend on, a combo of saving and which reviews?
 
What are people's thoughts on Vinomasters scores relative to the Halliday industry standard? Does a 96 V override a H93 for example in today's Craneford 1 Shiraz 2023 for example? I know SK reviews aren't treated seriously but what do folks really base their Tom Hanks spend on, a combo of saving and which reviews?
I treat Vinomasters reviews the same was as Sam Kim Reviews - they are only useful to identify mystery wines. Nothing more than that.
 
What are people's thoughts on Vinomasters scores relative to the Halliday industry standard? Does a 96 V override a H93 for example in today's Craneford 1 Shiraz 2023 for example? I know SK reviews aren't treated seriously but what do folks really base their Tom Hanks spend on, a combo of saving and which reviews?
Given that the front page of Vino Masters advertises in large font "Affordable, independent reviews to help your wines stand out in today’s market." I treat them as paid advertisements. It's one person reviewing who has no business incentive to score your wines low.
 
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