There certainly is a limited market for higher priced BiB projects as has been pointed out there - Tablas, Bedrock, etc. That said, note that these are products that have much more limited shelf lives compared to wine in glass - and the appeal of a higher priced BiB is still pretty limited.
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Restaurants/ bars would be the likely power users. Especially on ready to drink reds.
Roses and quick consumption whites for consumers. Especially if 2L becomes the norm rather the 3L.
Agreed - but not sure the current producers of these higher end ones are marketing to restaurants at all - or whether the numbers make sense for them in those markets
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Yes, but…
If its a better way, than someone will fill the gap and lead the charge.
Be the 1st in your AVA to offer these restaurant friendly versions
Bedrock LuLs are shockingly small boxes - and the wine was great. Kept like a champ in the fridge!
Linne Calodo winery just announced a 3 liter bag-in-box Grenache based blend for $160 /box.