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Table 2 Characteristics of participating establishments

From: Wine glass size and wine sales: four replication studies in one restaurant and two bars

 

Previous studies

Current studies

Bar and restaurant

Bar 1a

Bar 2

Restaurant A

Bar A

Bar B

Pechey et al. [8]

Pechey et al. [9]

Study 1

Study 2

Study 3

Study 4

Standard glass size (ml)

300

350

350

310b

350c

350

350

Intervention glass sizes (ml)

250, 300, 370

300, 370, 510

300, 510

290, 350, 450

290, 350, 450

290, 350, 450

290, 350, 450

Price of 175 ml of wine (£)

5.00

4.10

5.40

5.90

5.90

5.21

4.34

Serving sizes offered (ml)

Fixed

125, 175

125, 175, 250

125, 175, 250

125, 175

125, 175

125, 175, 250

125, 175, 250

Free-poured

500, 750, 1000

750

750

500, 750, 1000

500, 750, 1000

750

750

Sales by-the-glass (%)

Bar: 93 Restaurant: 63

88

88

66

67

90

91

Study period

March–July 2015

March–July 2016

March–July 2016

July–November 2017

April–October 2018

May–September 2018

May–September 2018

  1. aBar 1 in the previous studies is the same establishment as Bar A in the current studies
  2. bIn Study 1, wine glasses in current use in establishments were replaced in order to compare sales of wine when using 350 ml glasses to sales when using 450 ml and 290 ml glasses
  3. cFollowing Study 1, this establishment updated their standard glass size from 310 ml to 350 ml Royal Leerdam Bouquet glasses