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Price Watch

The $30 glass goes mainstream

+5.2%
Average glass sold vs last October. Menu price for the same pour: +1.6%.

Menu prices for the same glass rose just 1.6% in a year, and not at all since September. The jump in the average glass comes from guests choosing the top of the glass list. Glasses at $30+ are now 18% of pours and 33% of glass revenue.

Average glass price by grape, October:

  • Champagne: $37
  • Nebbiolo: $29
  • Chardonnay: $27
  • Sauvignon Blanc: $24
  • Pinot Grigio: $16
Comparison: average glass sold up 5.2% year over year, menu price for the same pour up 1.6%
The sommelier's read

Menu prices for the same glass rose just 1.6% in a year. The jump in the average glass comes from guests choosing the top of the glass list. Pinot Grigio and Prosecco hold the entry price; Champagne, Nebbiolo and Cabernet set the ceiling.

What to do this month
  1. Price your top glass close to the network: about $30 or more.
  2. Keep one honest entry glass under $17.
  3. Review list prices once a quarter, not once a year.
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