Crossover chart
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jeff m2

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2,060 posts

180 months

Tuesday 28th October 2014
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We are all conversant with crossover charts for spark plugs and fan belts.

I need one for German wines so I can buy their equivalent in the US.
Q mit pradikat
Spatlese
Auslase

Absolutely no help from US wine stores as they only know what have.

Sorry about the speeeling, spell check is no help, it wants to change pradikat to radiator and Spatlese to Seattleconfused

mattdaniels

7,362 posts

311 months

Tuesday 28th October 2014
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jeff m2 said:
We are all conversant with crossover charts for spark plugs and fan belts.

I need one for German wines so I can buy their equivalent in the US.
Q mit pradikat
Spatlese
Auslase

Absolutely no help from US wine stores as they only know what have.

Sorry about the speeeling, spell check is no help, it wants to change pradikat to radiator and Spatlese to Seattleconfused
I find Google quite handy in these situations

http://www.germanwine.de/qmp.html

http://www.germanwineestates.com/understanding_ger...

jeff m2

Original Poster:

2,060 posts

180 months

Tuesday 28th October 2014
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Good links but I already know what they mean in German, I've swallowed enough of the stuffsmile

I'm looking for US equivalents so I can buy something similar here, and hopefully at a much cheaper price than I would pay for OEM (German)


mattdaniels

7,362 posts

311 months

Wednesday 29th October 2014
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Ahh gotcha, sorry I misunderstood your OP,

jeff m2

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2,060 posts

180 months

Wednesday 29th October 2014
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Not a problem

Mobile Chicane

21,979 posts

241 months

Wednesday 29th October 2014
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I don't think there is a direct comparison: in the US I'd try asking for wines which are 'late picked', or 'botrytised'. However I'll bet these are expensive.