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Dear Lara, Most restaurants start by pricing a bottle on a wine list at about three times the wholesale price, or about twice the price of retail. So, a bottle of wine youâd pay $20 for at a wine shop will typically go for about $40 at a restaurant. Of course, it varies.
I'll add a reasonable profit (about $20 per bottle or $720,000) to my cost, thus selling my wine to my wholesaler for $50 a bottle. Taking the standard 33 percent markup, the wholesaler will sell my wine to a retailer for about $66.67. At the standard retail markup of 50 percent, my wine will, finally, reach $100 per bottle. But my biggest joy will be when my wine's sold in restaurants. There, it'll go for triple the wholesale cost a downright reasonable $225 per bottle.