Differences between "Bottles", "Wine", "Crossover"

I have one or two Windows apps that I need to use. I'm a bit confused on how to install them.

Should I install them using "Bottles", or "Wine", or would it be better to install them using "Crossover" to install them?

Basically, what is the difference between all of them? Which way is best?

Thanks for your time.

James

I think, You should simply try a bit and see what suits You the best. There is acutally something new what is called Winboat. Maybe this could be an Option, too. It could be that You maybe need not only one of them depending how well the Windows Program works on each. So, You would have to use Wine for Program A and Bottles for Program B.

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