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Wine Cost Control - What you need to know
Wines sold by the glass should be consistently drinkable and profitable. If you buy a 1.5 liter bottle of wine for $12 and pour ten five-ounce glasses at $6 each, you'd expect a 20% cost percentage. To the opposite side of the wine spectrum, we find low volume, top vintage boutique bottles purchased in limited quantity and priced to yield a decent dollar markup. Some of my successful clients simply double the price they pay for these bottles. This would imply a 50% cost of goods sold. . . . (to read the remainder of this article, please log in below.)
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