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RE: What's the most you'll pay for a bottle of wine?

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lutesj@shaw.ca

In Reply to: RE: What's the most you'll pay for a bottle of wine? posted by jimbill on July 23, 2009 at 21:27:55

Interesting question,for me it's $35 at the table and $20 for a wine store purchase.Sure I can afford more but I also have other expensive tastes to satisfy.

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RE: What's the most you'll pay for a bottle of wine? - jimbill 10:58:27 07/24/09 (0)
I find I tend to be willing to pay quite a bit more at a restaurant. Most restaurants charge anywhere form 100-300% over retail, so that $20 bottle is going to start at $40 and more likely be $50+. They get me because I want a good bottle when I'm dining out. I do try to look for the most reasonably priced wines. I'm sure you've noticed typically that the more recognized wines carry the heavier mark-ups.

I guess my question is more from the other direction. I have a hard time going anywhere near the restaurant price limit when I'm shopping. Can never seem to go over $30 retail. Can't remember the last time I spent $60 on a retail wine and I've done it many times in a restaurant.

I am starting to loosen up on the mailing list purchases. I guess part of the reason is because if I'm going to pay the shipping I don't want to waste it on the cheaper offerings. And getting the package is like Christmas in July.

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