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Numeric scoring as described by you is currently not supported. But, of course I can put it on the roadmap for one of the next releases. The current simple implementation allows for 10 steps (10 half glasses) so the numeric scoring would be a good improvement.I was wondering all the years why nobody asked about this feature - now I got two requests for this in the last two months. Seems to be a good candidate for the release after the next release.@estate, i drank this: I am using the cellar concept for this: going to a wine tasting or a Weinfest I create a cellar and name it e.g. Weinfest, 21.10.2017. Then I put all the wine I tasted there into this cellar. Same with wine I am interested in but did not purchase. So I can quickly access the information. In the case of a wine tasting a cellar can hold contact information of the wine shop (ok, this is the new "supplier" feature) so that I can send a purchase order right out of the app to the wine shop.Thanks for the good discussion.
2017-10-31 17:46 GMT+01:00 Richard B. Emerson <svo...@gmail.com>:
Does Kellermeister support numeric scoring? Using 0 to 5 five glasses, even with the half glasses in between, isn't as precise as I want. The 00-99 scale offers that flexibility.(FWIW, Wine Spectator magazine divides scores:100-95 - Classic94-90 - Outstanding89-85 - Very good84-80 - Good79-75 - Mediocre74... - Pipi de chat... OK, my term)Some wines are estate bottled and some aren't. Adding an estate flag (checked if an estate wine?) would help in locating them in a database. At the moment I put ESTATE in the comments, but that seems somewhat awkward.In some cases, a wine is added because it was recommended but not tasted. In some cases, it was been tried at a Weinfest, or a tasting room, or at a restaurant, or a friend supplied it, or (surprise!) at home. At least a "I drank this" flag would be a help for searches. Diversifying with tasting, Weinfest, restaurant, friend, home would be nice.CheersRick Emerson
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