A chart of how women's educational attainment correlates to a country's per capita wine cons
This chart and the table below it show the World Economic Forum ranking for 142 countries for which data exists, by women’s educational attainment and their rank by per capita wine consumption from the Wine Institute. Note that the years don’t line up. The correlation is approximately 50%, which seemed surprisingly high. The WEF numbers are based on primary through tertiary education for women divided by men's achievement, with a maximum of one (as in, no bonus points for
Cabernet Franc Prices vs. Cabernet Sauvignon Prices, 1991-2014
I've got more charts for you! This one is an historical comparison of Cab Franc to Cab Sauv prices. Cab Franc is in the foreground in black, Cab Sauv in the background in grey-green or whatever that color is. Cab Sauv led for a while, until 2007, when they seem to be trading off. The importan thing to notice here, in my mind, is that Cab Franc offers steady, similar financial benefits to Cab Sauv, making it an easy way to diversify. Unfortunately, it is also a relatively
