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In Chile, ersatz wine costs $2 a bottle, at the vineyard. That's what Concha y Toro (for one) pays vintners who sell excess supply that is undifferentiated in
by daniel-cussen 8y ago
In Chile, ersatz wine costs $2 a bottle, at the vineyard. That's what Concha y Toro (for one) pays vintners who sell excess supply that is undifferentiated in the wine market. Perhaps without taxes it would be cheaper, but it's somewhat more expensive to make than soda.
- njepa 8y agoWine, and especially local wine, would be a relatively expensive way to make alcohol. It would be more in the category of fresh fruit juice. Something like vodka on the other hand is mostly just industrial.
- Symbiote 8y agoAt a tax free wholesaler in Europe (such as might supply a duty free shop at the airport), 1L of the cheapest vodka costs under €2.50. That's similar to the cheapest wine, although such shops don't really sell the cheapest wine.
- Const-me 8y agoIn Montenegro, the cheapest factory-made wine is about €1.5 / liter: http://mojsupermarket.me/proizvod/moje-vino-crveno-1l-808940.html http://mojsupermarket.me/proizvod/moje-vino-crveno-1l-808940... Some seasons of the year, home made wine can be found for even less.