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First letâs talk about wine by the glass. As a general rule, the cost of a glass of wine is going to cost exactly what the restaurant paid for the bottle. So if they paid $10, that wine by the glass will cost $10. With 4-5 pours in a bottle, that means the restaurant takes in a nice profit of $30 to $40 per bottle. Not bad for helping to cover all their costs.
For years, a wine-by-the-glass pour was about five ounces, and cost about one-fourth the price of a full bottle. Because a bottle of wine holds a little more than 25 ounces, it was usually a better value to buy the bottle, which held five five-ounce pours, than to spend the same price on four glasses. The clear trend, however, is toward six-ounce pours--or more. You've got to pour a healthy glass of wine these days, Harris says. People expect it.