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They have these in larger supermarkets in the UK. Usually 1/4 of a shelf compared to the 20 odd shelves of normal wine. There's not much of a demand.
by mattmanser 11y ago
They have these in larger supermarkets in the UK. Usually 1/4 of a shelf compared to the 20 odd shelves of normal wine.
There's not much of a demand.
- toyg 11y agoThere would be if the wine were decent. Typically, smaller bottles are from rubbish brands and cater mostly to alcoholists. Same in Italy. I guess the main costs for wine producers are not the bottle nor the wine, so there would be little price differentiation (which is essential) and moving larger quantities of 1 format is better than moving smaller quantities of 2. A lot of producers struggle as it is, so supporting another format is hard. Still, if a cartel of producers agreed on a secondary format, pooled costs and launched a "tasting" line, maybe it would be viable.