Wine Winners and Competition Outcomes

Flashcards exploring the statistical consistency and outcomes of wine competitions based on PSYC2063 lecture data.

PSYC2063

The course code for Psychological Approaches to Complex Problems.

G:B (Figure 4 Legend)

A classification referring to the number of wines receiving a maximum score of Gold and a minimum score of Bronze.

G:NA (Figure 4)

A category representing $53\%$ of wines entered in more than three competitions, indicating a maximum award of Gold and a minimum award of No Award.

G:S (Figure 4)

A category representing $7\%$ of wines entered in more than three competitions, indicating a maximum award of Gold and a minimum award of Silver.

DA

Dallas Morning News Wine Competition.

SC

San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition.

GH

Grand Harvest Awards.

NW

Jerry D. Mead's New World International Wine Competition.

WC

West Coast Wine Competition.

PR

Pacific Rim International Wine Competition.

SD

San Diego National Wine Competition.

RI

Riverside International Wine Competition.

LA

Los Angeles County Fair.

IE

International Eastern Wine Competition.

OC

Orange County Fair Wine Competition.

SF

San Francisco International Wine Competition.

CS

California State Fair Wine Competition.

Figure 5 Comparison

A comparison between the number of Gold medals awarded to $375$ wines entering five competitions versus the number that would be predicted by chance alone.

Table 3 Data Type

Correlations between different wine competitions, showcasing values such as $0.09$ (DA and SC) and $0.33$ (SC and GH).