All sorts of clouds for all sorts of wines. Well, actually, the same sorts of clouds.
Here are some comparisons I made between various wines, with different styles, formats, etc., as I played around with the data. Unfortunately the data from the Wine Advocate (aka Robert Parker and crew) were lost in the great disk crash of ought-something (it's a paid subscription, so you have to fork over the pesos to get at anything.) The Wine Enthusiast had more reviews (I think over 100K when I ran my gathering tests), but I (perhaps snobbishly so? :)) feel the reviews weren't as high quality, but still very good for the task at hand.
More heat-mappy kinds of maps, for white and reds, from the enthusiast; perhaps some of the more attractive grids, with mouseovers and such.
A comparison of the top 10 adjectives and nouns used (minus some filtered) from the Wine Advocate (all reviewers) for various wines.
Comparison of RED wine and what adj/nouns are shared (#'s are hits)
Parker only
Wine EnthusiastComparison of WHITE wine and what adj/nouns are shared (#'s are hits)
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Wine EnthusiastComparison of all wines, shared adj/nouns (#'s are hits)
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Same thing... but for top 20 adjectives and nouns.
Comparison of RED wine and what 20 adj/nouns are shared (#'s are hits)
Parker onlyComparison of WHITE wine and what 20 adj/nouns are shared (#'s are hits)
Parker onlyComparison of all wine, shared adj/nouns (#'s are hits)
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