whisky_collection: Dataset with a collection of popular whiskies
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Dataset with a collection of popular whiskies
Description
A small but fine collection of about 40 outstanding and award-winning
whiskies from around the world. In addition, it contains further information
about the distillery, the place of production and the results of my personal
but also professional whisky tasting.
Usage
data(whisky_collection)
Format
A data.frame with 40 rows and 14 variables:
- NAME
Name of the whisky
- DISTILLERY
Distiller of the specific whisky
- LOCATION
Production location of the whisky (mostly countries or regions)
- TYPE
Specification of the whisky type like e.g. single malt or blended
- REGION
Region of the whisky production (mostly relevant for scotchs)
- FOUNDATION
Year of the first whisky production
- COORDINATES
Latitude and longitude values of the distillery
- WIKIPEDIA
Link to the related article of the English Wikipedia
- RATING
My personal rating of this whisky. I am open to discuss it, just write me an email if you see it otherwise ;-)
- REVIEWS
The average rating of this whisky based on consumer reviews from many whisky online shops in 2023
- CRITIQUES
The average rating of this whisky based on reviews from professional critics until 2023
- SMOKENESS
My measure of how smoky vs. delicate it tastes, negative values implicate delicate
- RICHNESS
My measure of how rich vs. light it tastes, negative values implicate light
- PRICE
The average price level in Euro of the youngest 10/12 year or consumer version in the whiskyexchange 2023
Examples
data(whisky_collection)
library("ggplot2")
ggplot(whisky_collection, aes(x=NAME, y=RATING, fill=RATING)) +
geom_bar(stat="identity") +
coord_flip() +
xlab("")
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Dataset with a collection of popular whiskies
Description
A small but fine collection of about 40 outstanding and award-winning whiskies from around the world. In addition, it contains further information about the distillery, the place of production and the results of my personal but also professional whisky tasting.
Usage
data(whisky_collection)
Format
A data.frame with 40 rows and 14 variables:
- NAME
Name of the whisky
- DISTILLERY
Distiller of the specific whisky
- LOCATION
Production location of the whisky (mostly countries or regions)
- TYPE
Specification of the whisky type like e.g. single malt or blended
- REGION
Region of the whisky production (mostly relevant for scotchs)
- FOUNDATION
Year of the first whisky production
- COORDINATES
Latitude and longitude values of the distillery
- WIKIPEDIA
Link to the related article of the English Wikipedia
- RATING
My personal rating of this whisky. I am open to discuss it, just write me an email if you see it otherwise ;-)
- REVIEWS
The average rating of this whisky based on consumer reviews from many whisky online shops in 2023
- CRITIQUES
The average rating of this whisky based on reviews from professional critics until 2023
- SMOKENESS
My measure of how smoky vs. delicate it tastes, negative values implicate delicate
- RICHNESS
My measure of how rich vs. light it tastes, negative values implicate light
- PRICE
The average price level in Euro of the youngest 10/12 year or consumer version in the whiskyexchange 2023
Examples
data(whisky_collection)
library("ggplot2")
ggplot(whisky_collection, aes(x=NAME, y=RATING, fill=RATING)) +
geom_bar(stat="identity") +
coord_flip() +
xlab("")
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