It is an interesting hypothesis. Unfortunately, someone needs to tell the wineries to provide incentive case pricing. I agree with his point, but it's expensive to buy by the case and 1-bottle buyers do not have the interest to buy cases. Buy one - no chance to see development of wine, so no chance to taste benefits of the cellar. Irrelevent, the wineries that don't make quality won't last and the ones that do have a right to charge for it.
Demand is Demand whether by case or bottle.
Kramer is always right. It's supply and demand. Wine is popular, prices go up, like cigars. Begin or join one in the conversation part of our Forums . Thank you for your poll suggestions .