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Wines & Vines, March, 2003
A recent survey conducted by RoperASW revealed that wine drinkers make more money than nondrinkers. (And well we should--we've got a habit to support, after all.) According to the survey, frequent wine drinkers earn about $67,000 per year, while occasional drinkers make about $40,000 and teetotalers scrape by on $30,000.
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With some of the prices wineries are charging these days, the abstainers probably can't afford to drink wine. Maybe somebody should introduce them to Two-buck Chuck....
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