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I have noticed that many restaurants near my home in Denver are
raising their wine prices. They are already charging three to four times the retail cost of a bottle. When my local French bistro raised theor prices so that there were no bottles under $30, I stopped going there and let them know why. However, recently a Pasqiuni's pizzaria opened in the neighborhood with no bottle over $20 and many around the $11 mark. Shortly after this, Swing Thai lowered their wine prices so that decent bottles can be had for $14. Then another downtown restaurant started offering bottles for half price before 7:00. I hope these are not all coincidental, and that they are trying to compete. Just two weeks ago I ate in a wine bar-restaurant in San Diego, and they had good Australian Shriaz for $7 a bottle. Lobster |
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