lloyd wrote:
> I'm conducting a spot of research and would appreciate some feedback...
>
> Whilst browsing for a wine in a shop or even reading a winelist do you...
>
> a)Like all wines listed by country/region followed by price or
> b)Like all wines listed by country/region followed by grape/style or
> c)Like all wines listed by grape/style followed by price
>
> This is causing me a headache at work as well as arguments!
>
> Thanks again,
> Lloyd

Hi Lloyd,

For what it's worth, I generally prefer country grouping, followed by
grape / variety grouping.

I've seen wines grouped by maker, which can be a little frustrating
(it's a very large shop). Most often I think "Hmmm, I'd love a spicey
shiraz tonight", but then have to walk up and down up and down looking
looking at each wine maker for said grape (sometimes I prefer the
browsing method tho).

But then it depends on how big a variety one has.

And what range in regards to price etc. Perhaps have a bargain section
or something similar.

Generally as a customer you have a pre-determined price spread, and
don't mind a little more or a little less price wise, so grouping by
price is probably only for trade or bargain hunting small buyers. I
wouldn't recommend it for a general shop.



Mat.