This shows how I tend to score. Ideally this will form a bell curve, suggesting that most whiskies fall into the average category.

This is the total number of each type of whisky I've tasted, broken out by country & type:

Scotch Single Malt	153	37.41%
Scotch Single Grain	1	0.24%
Scotch Vatted	10	2.44%
Scotch Blended	54	13.2%
Scotch Liqueur	2	0.49%
Irish Single Malt	10	2.44%
Irish Blended	16	3.91%
Irish Liqueur	10	2.44%
American Single Malt	3	0.73%
American Rye	5	1.22%
American Wheat	1	0.24%
American Ready To Drink	8	1.96%
American Other	2	0.49%
American Blended	18	4.4%
American Straight Bourbon	53	12.96%
American Bourbon	2	0.49%
American Tennessee	9	2.2%
American Liqueur	12	2.93%
American Corn	5	1.22%
Canadian Blended	28	6.85%
Canadian Liqueur	2	0.49%
Japanese Single Malt	1	0.24%
New Zealand Single Malt	1	0.24%
Chilean Blended	1	0.24%
Welsh Single Malt	1	0.24%
Korean Other	1	0.24%

Here's a common question: Are you really getting what you pay for?
Answer: In my opinion the cost of a whisky tends to support it's value, at least very generally and up to a point